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April 28, 2017 01:30 PM 03:30 PM
Friday's nature walk will be Alto Boquete in the lowland. It should be fun, so come and play for about 2 hours. Enjoy nature!
8:30 A.M. meeting at Plaza San Francisco in the parking lot leaving at 8:35 to drive a short distance to begin our 1-1/2 hour nature walk. This walk is 70% level on a dirt path and with about 10 minutes of asphalt walking. What's eye-catching about the path is the beautiful landscapes & meadow and hills in the distance.
Pack: water, sunblock, cap/hat, bug spray (spray at the car or before), binocs and camera. Take along hiking sticks (I have some), wear hiking shoes or gym shoes with very good outer sole treads.
See you on the trail - Jere McCormick
In nature, nothing is perfect and everything is perfect. Trees can be contorted, bent in weird ways, and they're still beautiful - Alice Walker
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Unfortunately today Thursday 4/27 12:52pm, I can't take anymore RSVPS due to restaurant capacity. Thanks for your interest. There will be another newcomer social the end of May. For who RSVPD' we will see you on Friday.
Date: Friday April 28, 2017
Where: Big Daddy's Grill
"Happy Hour" & Dinner
Time: 5:30 P.M. in the back patio around the Fire Pit Table
One hour social to meet & greet - Dinner follows.
Invitation goes out to all newcomers, not so new people, Boquete resident, Panamanian, non-panamanian, come and welcome a newcomer!
RSVP is closed due to restaurant capacity.
Make a new acquaintance or meet a new friend, enjoy a good meal, sit around the fire pit and feel the warmth. Find out about life in Panama exchanging our experiences. Find out the latest Boquete scoop.
RSVP a must.
Hope to see you there - Jere McCormick
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