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    February 24, 2017 01:30 PM      05:30 PM

    Welcome to Boquete EZ Friday Nature Walks   This Friday, we meet at 8:30 A.M. in Bajo Boquete across the street from BCP, after crossing the bridge. We leave from there at 8:35 carpooling to Bajo Mono parking at Sendero Cascada Escondida AKA Pipeline trail head. Bring $3.00 exact change please this is their entry fee. The Pipeline Trail is the home of Magnificent Resplendent Quetzale. This trail has one of their favorite foods, the tall Wild Avocado trees which are spread throughout this area and it's the Quetzale breeding season. Please continue to read more about our walk on Friday below. 
    This Friday's Nature Walk adventure will be longer - 3 plus hours, our walking time may be a total of 2 hours. The area is loaded with plants, flowers, butterflies. There is also a sloth which if it is out, we may see at the first bridge crossing, the R. Quetzale normally is seen after crossing bridge 3. 
    What to pack: bug spray (please put on bug spray at the car not on the trail), hat/cap, sun block (again put on at the car), water, snack, hiking stick/s (I have some to loan), binocs and camera. No need to RSVP/ or send regrets just show up if you can. 
    Listen to the Quetzal call and habitat. I have included a few of my photos from past walks on this trail. 
     http://www.arkive.org/resplendent-quetzal/pharomachrus-mocinno/video-09b.html
    See you on the trail....Explore Dream Discover 
    More info email jere chica @ gmail .com (no spaces)
    Photo 1, Female Quetzal - Photo 2, Hole in tree nesting site for Quetzale - Photo 3, Young Quetzal - Photo 4, Adult Male




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    February 24, 2017 10:00 PM      February 25, 2017 01:00 AM

    Join us at La Villa on Friday, February 24 at 5pm for a 1980's themed Murder Mystery class reunion where the guests include the class president, the jock, the math club, the cheerleader, the punk, and most likely to succeed!

    No scripts, memorization or experience needed! 

    Cost: $7 per person and includes participation (getting assigned a character) in an amazing Murder Mystery and a welcome beverage! Additional beverages and food will be available a la carte.

    Spectators can come for free to watch and enjoy food and drinks a la carte a La Villa.

    RSVP early and we will email you a main character so you can get the background and prepare for the party. 

    At the party, you'll be given an envelope with fake money and your objectives (keep a secret). If you are the Victim, you'll find out when you get your envelope and will die after completing your objectives. 

    Part Two- After the murder, another envelope will reveal more objectives and information and the Murderer, who will try to keep their secret until the end! 

    Prizes (voted on by participants):
    Dressed to Kill Award (best costume)
    Drama King/Queen Award (best performer)
    Super Sleuth Award (solved the murder!)
    Money Bag Award (most money from blackmail)See More

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