The boat trip to Diwarsikwa started in Kuna Yalla where we loaded the boat with the teams luggage and started on the 6 1/2 hour journey to the village. You can see the path we took by following the Orange Path along the map. We stopped in the Kuna Village of Icanti to drop off on of our Kuna "Boatsmen." Icanti is about 1 hour from where we started.
You can see the luggage of all 19 of the Team Members loaded onto the 20ft Kyuka. It was powered by a 15 horse outboard engine. No water skiing on this trip. (grin)
Here is Pennie Langston, Earl Clepper and myself as we get ready for the ardurous journey to Diwarsikwa.
This was where I was tempted to rock the boat and see if I could introduce Earl to the Bayano River up close and personal like.
Crossing the open lake was rough and wet. I hunkered down trying to stay dry, warm and confortable ... did not work a bit.
Here we are arriving at Diwarsikwa.
The boat trip to Diwarsikwa started in Kuna Yalla where we loaded the boat with the teams luggage and started on the 6 1/2 hour journey to the village. You can see the path we took by following the Orange Path along the map. We stopped in the Kuna Village of Icanti to drop off on of our Kuna "Boatsmen." Icanti is about 1 hour from where we started.
You can see the luggage of all 19 of the Team Members loaded onto the 20ft Kyuka. It was powered by a 15 horse outboard engine. No water skiing on this trip. (grin)
Here is Pennie Langston, Earl Clepper and myself as we get ready for the ardurous journey to Diwarsikwa.
This was where I was tempted to rock the boat and see if I could introduce Earl to the Bayano River up close and personal like.
Crossing the open lake was rough and wet. I hunkered down trying to stay dry, warm and confortable ... did not work a bit.
Here we are arriving at Diwarsikwa.
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