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Was in the Golfito area last couple weeks. Anyone planning to do a bit driving in that area please be very careful.

The roads there are in very bad condition. I know the whole CR have this problem, the pot holes you'll encounter there are enormous when compared to the ones in sjo.

The worst strip would be south of Palmar Norte to Golfito/Rio Claro.
Don't even bother driving fast along there, and forget driving at night when you can't even see those big mother fuckers.

So how was Golfito? Any working girls located? I fly in to fish and taxi around town. Good heads up on the road conditions. Thanks

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and forget driving at night when you can't even see those big mother fuckers.[/quote]

Where's your sense of Adventure?? LOL!!

Seriously, I have seen too many road accidents down there. A few of them were cars trying to veer off potholes and ended up hitting on coming traffic. Blown tires due to driving into those holes are a common thing there.
Drive safe , brothers.

As for Golfito, not much pooning action there. Usually we'd just bring talents, friends and what nots from sjo. Speaking of adventurous mind, about 35 min south of Golfito , right at the Costa Rican/Panamanian border, at Paso canoa that is, there is a bar not far from the duty free shop Anthony. The name is Bar Ave Fenix, them locals call it Palo Mango.

Looks like a typical country side dump drink hole ( even by local standard, it looks like a phucking dump, inside and out ) and it is in fact a puta bar; grab a tico, better a local, and go there at night.
Local price is 15USD for one shot at the back of the bar. Not many talents , but if you are into meaty chubby ticas, you'll do fine. No offence, fat fuckers heaven it is

I have seen a couple Panamanian dancers there, tall , long legged but with great t and a, very dark soft skinned. Mind you, the whole Paso Canoa looks very scary, it is not for everyone, especially at night.

Have a great adventure.

I am happy to report that , as of mid March, that section of the road has shown improvement.

Between Rio Claro and Golfito is still bad, but the numbers of giant size holes have been reduced. From there on, all the way to Pavones, I have seen quite a few recent patches and road repairs ( being patched up, in a few cases )

The roads in the North/Western Guanacaste area are just as bad. If you drive at night (especially in the rain), you're definitely an adventurous person! HUGE ph*cking potholes! Be careful.
MG

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