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| Bill Miller | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> Panama 2006 | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
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 Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute |
 On the trail |
 The best boat transportation we saw |
 Our land transportation for the week |
 Beautiful Gamboa Rainforest Resort |
 Dawn at Gamboa |
 San Miguel Locks |
 Miraflores Locks |
 Miraflores Gates |
 Entry from the Pacific |
 One of the Mules |
 The group at lunch |
 Shore view in Old Panama City |
 Door in the Casco Viejo |
 Another shore view |
 Typical street in the old city |
 Classic door |
 Afternoon rain at Gamboa |
 Just racoons |
 Two-toed sloth |
 Best sloth photo of my life |
 Pacific entrance to the canal |
 Basic piragua transportation |
 Boys at play |
 Lake view |
 Posing cormorants |
 Welcome group of the Embera |
 Welcoming group |
 Embera village |
 Beautiful people |
 Mother and child |
 The chief |
 Ron and Sandy |
 Flowers in her hair |
 Child |
 Open fire cooking |
 Embera dance |
 Embera dance 2 |
 Vegetable ink tatoo |
 It's temporary |
 Shipyard crew |
 Early morn over the San Blas Islands |
 Arrival at Porvenir |
 The airport and regional capital building |
 More impressive transportation |
 Beautiful morning for a sail |
 The group checking in to Kuna Niskua |
 The Kuna Niskua Hotel |
 The only ensuite bath hotel in San Blas |
 Hotel's entertainment complex |
 Kuna Yala ladies |
 Molas for sale |
 School is not optional |
 Lovely dresses |
 Kuna Yala dance |
 Watching the dance |
 Beautiful people |
 The future "Miss San Blas" |
 Learning the Mola trade early |
 Life is very simple here |
 San Blas beaches |
 San Blas 1 |
 San Blas 2 |
 San Blas 3 |
 San Blas 4 |
 San Blas 5 |
 San Blas 6 |
 San Blas 7 |
 San Blas 8 |
 San Blas 9 |
 San Blas 10 |
 San Blas 11 |
 San Blas 12 |
 Uhh...an X? Maybe it means Runway 10? |
 Burgeoning Panama City |
 Back aboard the bus to El Valle de Anton |
 Ariel our guide |
 Fun people at the Hot Springs |
 El Macho waterfall |
 Tipica folk dancing at La Tanajas Restaurant |
 Pollera dresses |
 Well worth the visit |
 The End |
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