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*** WELCOME TO PANAMA ***

Travel Images from Panama

Today we sail into the port of Cristobal, our gateway to the Panama Canal.

Our tour will whisk us off to the Gatun lake which was artificially created by the building of
the Gatun Dam across the Chagres river. The flooding of the area created numerous small Islands
where the wildlife sought refuge. The Lake forms a large part of the Panama Canal

Our tour ends with a visit to the Gatun Locks to see the great Panama Canal in action

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Brian09-Jun-2009 12:57
Hi Phil great shots i think you had the best trip for the canal i never had the opportunity from the boat to get many good ones. always someone in the way, got some great shots of the back of heads just got to find a market for them.
Rory Joseph07-Jun-2009 22:56
Phil,

I love the canal images. On a smaller scale, I visited the Sault Ste. Marie locks in Upper Michigan several years ago. Certainly nothing like this, but it gives you an idea on how the locks work. Incredible!
Rory Joseph07-Jun-2009 22:56
Phil,

I love the canal images. On a smaller scale, I visited the Sault Ste. Marie locks in Upper Michigan several years ago. Certainly nothing like this, but it gives you an idea on how the locks work. Incredible!
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