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dispatches & explored: March 2015
Segue: Costa Rica Reprieve
Livin’ la Pura Vida As we walked through the drizzle, the Little Man subjected me to the usual queries: “what kind of plant is this, Dad?” … “is that flower edible?” … “do you think there’s giardia in that river?” … Continue reading
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