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April 20, 2016
Join Boquete Nature Hikes this Wednesday as, we hike the El Pianista nature rain forest trail. A hike for the avid advanced hiker. I am sending out a call challenging the intermediate hiker to join us as well. You can do it, I know you can.
We meet at 8 A.M. in front of Sugar & Spice leaving at 8:05 car pooling to the trail head for a 5 plus hour of hike up to the continental divide. This will end our 5 week long hikes exploring the semi-rain forest and rain/cloud forest areas of Boquete.
What to bring? Rain gear, water, snacks or light lunch, bug spray, camera, binocs. Wear long pants and long sleeves, bring your hiking sticks, I have some to loan out.
Cerro Pianista is truly a beautiful natural cloud forest trail. We will see how the dry season has affected the Cerro Pianista. There is no need to RSVP - just show up.
See you on the trail, Jere McCormick
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April 20, 2016 09:30 PM April 21, 2016 12:30 AM
Boquete Art Café Presents: A Very Special Chinese Dinner, Wednesday, April 20th, 4:30 ~ 7:30 pm
$25
Wonton Soup
A Chinese classic with homemade chicken stock & dumplings, garnished with fresh scallion
Fried Rice with Chicken
A traditional Chinese fried rice with fresh shredded chicken, peas, carrots, onions & gently scrambled egg. Delightful!
Chinese Barbeque Ribs
Spiced pork ribs roasted with hoisin sauce, white wine, soy sauce, ginger & garlic. Moist and tender!
Chinese Coconut Walnut “Brownies”
Scrumptious chocolate-free “brownies” baked with walnuts &
shaved coconut, finished with a fine dusting of confectioner’s sugar
Please make reservations ASAP as this dinner
is already booking!
Email: [email protected]
www.facebook.com/boqueteartcafe
No discounts, please
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