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| This beach is magnetic! |
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| People used to come, scoop up the sand and turn it into cannonballs. |
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| Secretly freaking out. |
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| Someone's excited! |
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| Pristine rainforest. wow. |
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| This looks like an agouti, we think? |
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| Not really sure what this is, but it was munched on a bit more before we left. Plantain? |
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| one example of the bright colors people paint their houses. I'd go turquoise probably... |
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| Our casita! |
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| Lobster claw heliconia |
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| Tim seems unconcerned that this spider is about to eat his face. |
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| I love how this thing grows! |
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| Some pretty decent seafood here |
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| None of the restaurants were enclosed, everything is pretty much open air. |
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| first glimpse of the ocean, first chance to walk in the sand! |
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| Punta Uva Beach. just lovely. |
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| Hi! |
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| This is a sea grape- I'm pretty sure, but it's what gave Punta Uva its name. |
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| There were people surfing on the other side of this |
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| And this is where I was attacked by mosquitos. I counted approximately 75 bites when we got home. |
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| I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts! |
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| Check out the roots on this tree. So neat! |
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| Ginger! Ornamental, but still! |
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| I love the bromeliads growing in the thatched roof! |
