Snapshot of a fisherman taking a nap on a hammock at the Pacific entrance of the Panama Canal. The clock tics slowly in the Tropics. Photo by ©Omar Upegui R.
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February 3, 2013 by Omar Upegui R.
Snapshot of a fisherman taking a nap on a hammock at the Pacific entrance of the Panama Canal. The clock tics slowly in the Tropics. Photo by ©Omar Upegui R.
Funny – just last weekend, a fellow strung a hammock between two palm trees outside my apartment. The impulse to laze away an afternoon in the sun, swinging in the breeze, isn’t Panamanian or American, it’s human!
Morning Linda:
Looking at this guy on his hammock is like being in Paradise. Yep, I agree. It’s very human.
Take Care,
Omar.-
Morning!
We spent a weekend in Chame several years ago, hammocks and sea breezes everywhere. I tried to suppress the engineer in me while relaxing but my thoughts kept going to designs for a windmill that would rock the hammock so I wouldn’t need to do it. Talk about lazy!
Hello Jim and Nena:
Chame is a nice town. I always wanted to build a countryside home there, but never made up my mind. Doing it now is impossible. The price of real estate has gone through the roof.
Regards,
Omaar.-