Traveling the Tropics…

“Live Where They Treat You Best.”
The Nomad Capitalist

 

A glimpse of places along my path
as I explore the tropics
in search of a better place to live.

The nearby (dormant) volcano…

 

The continental divide with cattle-grazing area just beyond the fence…

A local Hostel which has both a hotel and private “Hobbit Houses”…

 

The Pacific Ocean with black sand
(from the volcanic lava)…

A nearby swimming hole in a warm-water river filled with flat-rocks…

Yes, they have running water.  Downstream, women were washing clothes on the rocks…

Water is everywhere — it’s a cloud-forest area and also the rainy season, which lasts from May until November. Sometimes there are torrential downpours, but just for a couple of hours each day.

Here’s the river running through the center of this simple mountain-town where it’s approximately 70-75F all year long.

A portion of the view from my front-porch where I’m currently staying…

Rainy season. Lots of time to sit in the rocking chair on the porch and read.

 

Lunch on the front porch:
Organic Romaine, avocado, tomato, celery, spinach

A most productive day.

This town is surrounded by mountains.

A wooden statue in the Town Square — a 90-second walk from my front-door…

A Town Park where I’m currently visiting…

Ten minutes before the afternoon rains;
a 6-minute walk from my front porch.

Whale Watching

 

 

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