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| Making preparations to enter the Panama Canal (Bonnie was one of the first ones out watching) |
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| Lots of ships, each waiting their turn. |
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| Ship's photographers going out to record our passage. |
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| Another work boat approaching us. |
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| There were about 11 men who did various things to help us smoothly through the canal. |
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| A new bridge being built over the entrance to the canal. The new canal is behind Bonnie as she takes this pix. |
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| Entering the lock. |
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| Out on Lake Gatun. |
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| Part of the 9 mile Culebra Cut -- the hardest part of the canal to construct. |
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| After the second set of locks. |
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| The bridge, whose name we do not remember. |
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| The pacific Pacific Ocean. |
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| Duh! |
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| Info about the Park. |
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| The sloth, the first creature we saw in the rain forest park. |
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| A Jesus Christ lizard. So named because he can walk on water. |
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| One tired hiker. |
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| A second tired hiker (he was glad she wanted to quit). |
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| Wal-Mart in Puerto Vallarta. |
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| Senior Frogs are every where. |
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| Remember Woolworths. |
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| One of many interesting, and weird, sculptures. |
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| Neptune. Minus an arm. |
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| Eat more chiken! |
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| Along the Malacon. |
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| Our Lady of Guadalupe |
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| View of the tower. |
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| No idea who this is, but we thought he looked like Mr. Rooney, of the Pittsburgh Steelers. |
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| A painting inside the church, of Our Lady. |
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| Window flowers. |
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| These are just two of the windows that were decorated like this. |
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| A flower shop. |
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| Great capture of one of the domes of Our Lady of Guadalupe. |
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| The old city market where we bought an ice cold Coca Cola and other stuff. |
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| Roots of the tree growing out of ground. |
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| We made two visits. |
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| These buses all go to Wal-Mart. It says so in the front window of everyone we saw. |
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| The last formal night. A special dessert. It hit the right note! |
