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| Costa Rican border post. |
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| De-germination spray before entering Costa Rica. Too bad I couldn't get them to hose my boots off. |
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| Kyle and I purchasing two pounds of fresh jumbo shrimp at Playa Samara, Guanacaste. Yum! |
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| One route from Playa Samara to Playa Nosara, this one proved impassable during the rainy season. |
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| Unsuccessful river crossing. The guys who rented this "SUV" should have stuck to the paved roads. |
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| This is the only way to really get everywhere you want to go. I turned around at this point. |
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| Doug and I took advantage of travelling during the rainy season: free drinking water. |
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| Crazy Carlitos the watchman shared his fish soup and corn on the cob with me in his humble abode. |
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| Playa Guiones. Three of us set up camp in the jungle here for a few days, well above the tide line. |
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| Our camp site at Playa Giones (Nosara). That's Doug getting the morning fire going. |
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| San Pablo sounds like a wonderful place! |
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| Probably not a bad idea to take precaution... |
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| ...or not. A waterfall just outside of Montezuma on the Nicoya Penninsula. |
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| Doing some work at the Clark family re-forestation property: Finca Dos Lados (6,000 ft.) |
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| All ready to hit the waves at Playa Grande (Tamarindo), with Aaron's "new" Land Rover. |
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| Riding from Montezuma to Mal Pais... |
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| I turned around at this point, 20 min. later after dragging my bike backwards out of this mud trap. |
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