As many of you weather weary nerds know, we are currently approaching the tail end of hurricane season. For safety and insurance reasons, Cisnecito must lay below a certain latitude until November 1. Currently she is anchored just below this level in Playa Del Coco, and plans on staying in this general area for at least another two weeks. So how does this affect me? Well, I have already hitched the bus to Liberia, Costa Rica, and have grand plans to travel to far off and distant lands! I figured I�d give Chris and Julie some time to themselves, and dig my feet deep into the beautiful cultural roots of Central America. To date, the majority of my travels have been via islands, coastal towns, and stunning beaches. Obviously I can�t complain as I have visited some incredibly beautiful and pristine places. Therefore, I plan on heading inland, away from the coast, and to places I would not be able to access from the boat. I am very excited to have the opporunity to set my own course, and am in the process of researching the various travel options in this area. I will keep everyone posted as I move, although I cannot gauarantee photos until I return in a few weeks. Although, please note that additional photographs were added to the blog in the past few weeks, so I encourage you to view them. Some are total doozies!! I am in the process of learning how to �rearrange my photographs�, although am thoroughly impressed that I am able to update a website in the first place. The most recent pics are located at the end of the list. If anyone is familiar with sailblogs interface, I encourage you email me with �how to dummy instructions�.