Yes, as you meander in Costa Rica, you will see bright-colored churches and painted rubber tires. 🙂
I met the motorcycle guys for breakfast, but did not ride with them because I did not want to ride in the rain (they were headed to San Carlos). My new philosophy is: being with handsome guys is like going to certain places for the view: I can enjoy the vistas without needing to own the land! Hahaha!
On the road from Naranjo to Palmares, I decided to take a right. I got a bit lost but it was OK. I had fun, as usual, and ended up taking a road I had wanted to take in the past (through San Roque).
I wonder how many “San Roque”s there are in Costa Rica. I believe I went through three just today. And who was he?
Anyhow, I did end up on the road from Palmares to Atenas.
The “Sota Caballo” trees are in full blossom, so crossing rivers in Costa Rica — where they are usually planted — is pure delicious aromatherapy. The flowers grow right on the branches.
Anyhow. Yeah. Wind-chapped, cold-chapped, sun-chapped, rain-chapped, dust-chapped. Would I trade my fun for less wrinkles? No. 🙂
Feel the beauty. Know the love. Live the power.
October 28, 2018
Riding in Costa Rica 
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