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Panama
stopped for two days on the way to South America
Date(s): November 8-10, 2013. Album by David Clement. 1 - 39 of 39 Total. 44 Visits.
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Panama City view from my room at TRYP Hotel

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my hotel

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roof of my hotel

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on a walk on Via Espana

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steak dinner across the street from my hotel

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early the next morning - this is the boat I took into the Panama Canal

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our Panama Canal captain boarding our boat

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skyline of Panama City

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Bridge of the Americas up ahead

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Frank Gehry building

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under the Bridge of the Americas

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Port of Balboa

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entering the first of the Miraflores locks

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water rising

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through the first stage, looking back at the Pacific

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into the second stage

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through the second stage

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observation building and museum

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new locks being constructed

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Pedro Miguel lock

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now at the height of Gatun Lake - there are three more locks back down on the Atlantic side

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Centennial Bridge over the Culebra cut

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keeping the cut wide

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continental divide

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F&F Tower, aka Screw building

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early the next morning with fogged up camera; this is the French Embassy in Casco Viejo

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Catedral Metropolitana in Plaza de la Independencia

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street blocked leading to the Presidential Palace

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Plaza Bolívar

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Simon Bolívar is widely considered to be the hero of independence movement from Spain

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Plaza Bolívar from a different angle

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Iglesia de Santo Domingo - U.S. senators took the arch's longevity as a sign of little earthquake activity - this made Panama a safer place than Nicaragua to build the Canal

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Plaza de la Independencia - this is where Panama declared its independence from Colombia on November 3, 1903

 
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