By Corey Sandler
We’re out of the ice, headed to the heat.
In my previous blog post I mentioned how Iceland and Greenland basically have two seasons: Winter and Not-Winter.
On the unusual trip we’re sailing now, we’re headed from Montreal down the American East Coast into the Caribbean and then through the always-fascinating Panama Canal and up the coast to California.
The annual average temperature in Panama is 75.2 fahrenheit…and going up. So, a Greenlandic iceberg doesn’t stand a snowball’s chance.
(Way up north in the cordillera near the border with Costa Rica is Volcán Barú, an active stratovolcano and Panama’s tallest mountain. With an altitude of 11,398 feet the peak sometimes catches a bit of frost or ice.)
But down at sea level and the Panama Canal, the seasons are Summer and Not-Summer, or more accurately Rainy and Not-so-Rainy. We’re expecting rain.
So while I reflect on our voyage, I thought I’d search through my photo collection for unusual views through my glass: the lens on my camera.
I love to peep through or at windows. No, no. Not in that way. Here’s what I mean:
¡Ostras!
Some Look at the Handbags…
Inside Out, Upside Down.
Bard’s Town
A View to a Hill
Old in New
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