This is a shot from one of the many view points at Parque Papagayo. This is the last of the series of shots from that place, for now anyway.

A sign sharing the company that likely manufactured and maintained the cable-car system.

A train-truck with many cars that attempts to fill the void that the cable-cars once did.

These two areas seemed to be public pools owned by Papagayo but sort of separated off from the rest of the park, you had to enter from the Costera.

This tasted like brown sugar, which was pleasant but gave me a stomach ache.

One of the many children's pools in this place.

You can ride paddle boats with a partner (or two, or with two kids) for 50 pesos!

John got a slice from here.

Another shot of the leftover pieces of that system.

These aren't my ducks, but the white one looks like one we just purchased but havent introduced here on Steemit.

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