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1. "Lost Paradise" The Canal Zone in Panama My childhood home doesn't exist anymore, it's extinct. A lost paradise, a beautiful, unforgettable memory of long ago. I am a Zonian. I grew up in the Canal Zone in Panama. A 10 mile x 50 mile American territory surrounding the Panama Canal. Why is...
2. Cheapest Places to Live About five years ago we decided to embark on a search for the cheapest places to live. Not because we are necessarily cheap but because we believed we could live a very high standard of living on a bargain budget if we were willing to leave our comfo...
3. Learning Spanish Learning Spanish - Learning Spanish fast, with plenty of fun and highyl efficiently is easy! All you need to do is listen to a Spanish audio that is specifically prepared to train your brain to pick up this new laguage naturally. The Pimsleur Spanis...
4. Santa Catalina, Panama Santa Catalina, Panama offers beautiful black sand beaches on the shores of the Chiriqui Gulf in the state of Veraguas.  It is a fishing village which existed in quiet seclusion until discovered by adventurous surfers in the 1970s.  Protect...
5. Central America - Learn, Explore and Travel Central America consists of Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Panama, Nicaragua Did you know that - The Belizean shoreline water temperature averages between 79 to 83 degrees F? Did you know that - there are 850 species of birds;...
6. Charity to help Children of Peru. What does Del Prado Juices and Nectars have to do with Paul Newman? What about Oprah Winfrey? Read on to find out... Our mission: To sell Del Prado natural juices and nectars in the United States. Our donations are coming from the commission that I re...
7. Purple Heart Trike - A Tribute to U.S. Veterans Greg Schisler of Humble, Texas has commissioned a Purple Heart Trike built to honor wounded war Veterans through his Dream Trike project. Mr. Schisler will take the bike on a tour to visit 40 U.S. military bases and make appearances for Veteran&rsquo...
8. Panama Weather Here's a cool little piece of Panama Weather information - Boquete now has it's very own weather station! And what's even cooler you can access the continuously updated weather panel online.
9. Living In Central America Today there are many people from all over the world looking to move to Central America. There are several reasons and attractions to wanting to move to this part of the world. My wife and I are among this group of people that have this attraction. Ea...
10. Place Your Money In An Offshore Bank Account And Pay No Taxes Ever wanted to have an offshore bank account but didn't know how to start? You can learn about offshore banking and why so many people in different areas of the world are getting more and more involved in placing their money offshore. Just keep readi...
11. Sailing the Atlantic on a Tall Ship What a voyage! - Join me as I sail across the North Atlantic following in the wake of the great adventurer's. Pass the Pillars of Hercules. See the house Columbus lived in. Meet King Neptune. Face gale force winds. Take the helm....
12. Panama Red Devil Buses Public transportation in Panama City, Panama, is not a public matter. In fact, private buses run up and down the streets here packing as many passengers in at a time as they can. These "Red Devils," as they are called, show true Panama character wit...
13. El Valle de Anton, Panama El Valle de Anton is a picturesque non-active volcanic valley filled with natural beauty, lush greenery, waterfalls, and beautiful homes and gardens. It is a residential and week-end get-away area for many of the affluent Panama City businessmen, a...
14. Flag Shirts of the World I cannot even begin to tell you how many t-shirts I have. While it's not quite an addiction for me -- I really really like getting cool t-shirts. And, these flag shirts from the "Flags of the Americas" shop are some of the coolest I have found. They...
15. Go Cruising - Pacific Ocean to Caribbean via Panama Canal On 23rd April, 2008, I sailed through the Panama Canal from the Pacific Ocean to the Atalntic. It was on a voyage from Santaigo in, Chile, South America to Boston, USA on the cruise ship, Norwegian Dream. As I had written a book set on the Leeds/Live...
16. The Black Thread by Margaret Muir - canal story set 1895 British canals are steeped in history. Having been superceded by the railways in the late 1800s they fell into disrepair. But today they are modern and attractive and offer a popular and relaxing form of travel. The Black Thread, is my third no...
17. Volunteer in Panama The Global Volunteer Network offers a wide range of volunteer opportunities in Panama. Volunteers can work with an assortment of organizations including orphanages, schools, wildlife, and environmental organizations, working with the elderly or hand...
18. Panama Real Estate Panama has a well earned reputation as the Best Place to Retire and one of the cheapest places to live. Come discover why Panama Real Estate, always sold in U.S. dollars, is now better than ever!
19. Learn About Panama Are you seriously considering a trip to Panama? A Panama Retirement? Maybe you're even thinking about the purchase of a vacation, investment or retirement property? Discover the beautiful Republic of Panama with Me! Follow my journey as I reveal how...
20. Margaret Muir - author of historical fiction I moved to the beautiful Tamar Valley in Northern Tasmania in 2007. In case you're not sure where Tasmania is, its the island hanging off the bottom corner of Australia.  Since I arrived life has blossomed. I've written two new books. In...