To La Fortuna, the road is an adventure.

We woke up early, but it still took hours to get out of the hotel - that's what happens when you travel.....with 6 people.

We enjoyed the drive up from Alajuela, where the airport is. We briefly stopped in San Ramon to check out a neat old church. It had apparently collapsed in an earthquake and was rebuilt some time ago using German engineered steel reinforcements. Well, it's still standing!!!!

Kevin brought walkie-talkies and they turned out to be awesome to have. We could warn each other of turn offs we though we might take etc. Also, when Kevin was driving behind me and we were passing, I could tell him about what was ahead so that he could pass if needed and know how far to the next car. We stayed very close together and stopped for lunch along the way at a fantastic restaurant on the side of the road. We had our first Imperial beer here - this is the local popular brew.



A Petro-Canada????


The Chruch in San Ramon





Logan is thinking about the pool at the next place.











My first Imperial....on the road to La Fortuna


My second Imperial
The food at this place was specatular. Excellent local cuisine.

At the end of the day, we ended up at the restaurant and Logan had huge ribs.