We did get a view of the ocean and the Nicoya Peninsula. This was from our room.
I have wanted to do a canopy walk ever since i first read about them and I finally had my chance today in Monteverde. The camera does it no justice but we walked for 2 hours (the mont I've done in many months) on a series of paths and bridges. It was cold and cloudy so we didn't see much for animals (they aren't stupid) but the flora was amazing.
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| Just who are those guys? |
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| The bridges were long and high. |
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| I don't know the name of this plant but this was a dead leaf on the ground and shortly after we saw the plant with new leaves coming out. |
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| These aren't little plants but the tops of trees. |
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| Didn't see any but there must be hungry bugs around. |
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| This was one mother of a fiddlehead and then we realized it was the beginning of a fern tree. |
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| This is a fern tree. Look at the trunk and the fiddleheads in the center. |
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| A cluster of fur trees (fur trees, moss all over them, get it?) |
We also shared the forest with zip liners.
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| Mick is standing by one of the zip line cables. |
This place looks gorgeous. It is a much better part of CR than Joe and I saw. We were on the Caribbean side. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteAre you going for the zip line tour too?
ReplyDeleteNo Zip Bob. Others in the family did and loved it. I would but I am more cautious of my spine these days and didn't want to risk anything :~{.
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