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PostPosted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 11:35 am 
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I've been here on Semana Santa in years past and I can tell you that it is DEAD....DEAD....DEAD for 4-5 days. Anyone have any ideas of where to go for a few days where they aren't so religious? All the chicas are either at home with their families,or at the beach. I don't want to go to the beach because that is a crowded family scene. Don't say Thailand because it's too far for 4-5 days. Oh well,I guess I'll just use my book of numbers.


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When is Samana Santa? I am headed down the week of March 31st.


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JerseyJoe wrote:
When is Samana Santa? I am headed down the week of March 31st.


It's Holy Week, the week that leads up to Easter. You are fine if you head down the 31st.

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When is Samana Santa? I am headed down the week of March 31st.

Semana Santa (Holy Week) is March 16 to 23 but fear not MARCH 17 will be celebrated in a grand manner :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Sadly Bob, I think that anywhere in Latin America will be dead...dead...dead during Holy Week.

I think big cities like Rio :idea: might have a number of girls who aren't quite so observant of Christian ritual.

Here's a weird story for you: A friend of mine had a semi-regular pro sex worker favorite in S. Florida who would only see him on Saturday nights after sundown, because she was an orthodox Jew who wouldn't work after sundown Friday through sundown Saturday.

Her favorite position? Facing Bloomingdale's. :lol:

Another idea for you Bob. You might try celibacy for a week...get back in touch with Backhand Lefty. :D

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Another idea for you Bob. You might try celibacy for a week... :D

:lol: :lol: LMAO. This is the funniest thing I've seen lately. Vegas Bob practicing celibacy ?!?!? Now THAT'S funny !!!! :lol: :P

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celibacy...celibacy....celibacy...let me think. hmmm...I remember..that's when you ONLY phuck once a day. Sorry,my harem won't allow me to be celibate. They depend on me for enough colones for bus fares for the week.


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VB,

There is a group of us in my 'hood that are going to Bocas Del Toro. They are driving. I'm on the fence, cuz its only like $200 roundtrip.

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Chi_trekker wrote:
VB,

There is a group of us in my 'hood that are going to Bocas Del Toro. They are driving. I'm on the fence, cuz its only like $200 roundtrip.


How do you DRIVE to Bocas??? :shock: Is there a car ferry from Almirante???

Sounds like a fun road trip tho... Nature Air from Pavas to Bocas is 240 RT also a good option...

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How do you DRIVE to Bocas??? :shock: Is there a car ferry from Almirante???


You drive to Sixaloa and park your car. There are guarded pay lots available. Walk across the bridge to Panama. Take a bus or taxi to a water taxi departure area and they take you to Boca..

Many "perpetual tourists" make that run every 90 days. It is a very economical way to meet your visa requirements.

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Irish Drifter wrote:
Phoenix Rising wrote:

How do you DRIVE to Bocas??? :shock: Is there a car ferry from Almirante???


You drive to Sixaloa and park your car. There are guarded pay lots available. Walk across the bridge to Panama. Take a bus or taxi to a water taxi departure area and they take you to Boca..


Yeah, I actually did this trip (by bus though) to Sixaola and then taxi and boat to Bocas. About 8 hours SJ to Boca. Flew back...90 minutes.

But I guess driving to Almirante is also an option in a CR registered car, no?

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Yesterday I posted on CRL asking about secure parking at Panama Frontera. The first week in April I plan to drive my car to Sixaola, walk over the bridge and take the bus to the ferry to embark for Bocas.

Nobody on CRL knew squat. Next time I have a question I'm going to send a PM to ID. :lol:

ID,

Where should I stay?

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