Volcanic Tournament
There was no Volcanic Tournament the first time D lived in Costa Rica, but there was a fledgling Ultimate frisbee scene, largely dominated by expat
There was no Volcanic Tournament the first time D lived in Costa Rica, but there was a fledgling Ultimate frisbee scene, largely dominated by expat
For a few months it felt like Nikon was gaslighting us. “Your camera has been refurbished, cleaned, tested, and confirmed to perform to spec,”
After spending several days at the Arenal Observatory with D’s parents in April, we returned to La Fortuna over the Memorial Day weekend so that D
Much like the end of May, when we leveraged a holiday weekend to revisit old favorite haunts and explore some new territory, we began this month with
After spending the better part of a week in one of Costa Rica’s birdiest areas and exploring to his heart’s content, D was prepared to put away
At the beginning there was utter confusion: plenty of raw emotion and few words to make sense of it all. Love is messy like that sometimes. In D’s
Because Costa Rica is a small but incredibly biodiverse country, its abrupt climatic changes can catch an unsuspecting visitor off-guard. In fact, we
After visiting Sarapiqui, Arenal, and Rio Celeste, we parted ways with D’s parents. They took the kids back to San Jose while we traveled on toward
Lunch hour on a typical Monday afternoon. Several hours of trench warfare have led to incremental advances against a veritable onslaught of
This weekend marks the midpoint of our first year in Costa Rica — we are now just as far removed from that point three months ago when we were
We have spilled a lot of digital ink in the six months since our move to Costa Rica gushing about the country’s incredible birdlife, and with good
At one point during our travels last month, S forbade D to leave our hotel room without his birding camera. That happened when we went on what we
We spent two days in Rio Celeste, our wet but beautiful hike in Tenorio Volcano National Park sandwiched in between two sunny, gorgeous afternoons at
A most curious, almost magical phenomenon awaits visitors to Costa Rica’s Tenorio Volcano National Park. In addition to the namesake volcano, the
The Arenal volcano may have cooled down over the last decade, but there’s another sense in which it remains Costa Rica’s hottest hotspot. EBird,