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Saturday, October 17, 2009
Torrential downpours keep the water replenished. 50 million gallons are used each time a ship goes through the locks.
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Panama Canal Adventure.
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Entering the first lock at Miraflores.
Passing through the canal is a major event for cru...
A worker clocks out for the day.
Entering the second set of locks at Pedro Miguel.
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Torrential downpours keep the water replenished. 5...
Canal workers wait between rain showers.
Long way down. The ship is lowered 16m here.
After clearing the final lock, she sails through t...
Approaching the ship via tug taxi.
My pals in Ship Security lower the ladder for my r...
Corinto, Nicaragua
Corinto's official photo studio.
Owain, my Welsh roommate, shows Rigoberto and his ...
Passing the torch.
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Corinto's critical mass chapter.
Riding in style.
Hanging meat on the clothesline?
Umbrella. Ella.
Carpooling is big here in Corinto.
The ms Zuiderdam towers over this small port town.
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