Unfortunately, this Costa Rican vehicle has no windshield on which to fix the inspection sticker.
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Style – this is what Costa Rica looks like
Ancient petroglyphs?
Winter storms – winter is June through October in Costa Rica – have scoured Carrillo beach to expose this carving. Probably an homage to the cacique (chief).
Or Mom. yesterday was Costa Rican Mothers’ Day.
How you gonna learn English?
“Spoon”. I guess it’s the name of a restaurant, the sign created with standard Costa Rican highway department icons of a knife and fork.
Donde está el bano?
As a retired architect and certified plans examiner, I am always interested in development issues. Costa Rica has adopted an accessibility code similar to the US’ Americans with Disabilities Act,
although, its implementation is sometimes a mystery to me.
Donde está la puerta?
My husband, the graphic designer, likes to say “It’s all about signage”.
As a retired architect, I argue that good design doesn’t need signage.
I rest my case.
(Puerta is Spanish for “door”.)
Cows are cute
Costa Rican cows are just so darn cute. Read More
Now with Air Conditioning
Casa Mango and Casa Papaya are now furnished with air conditioning.
We’ve resisted the plunge for 7 years, trying to maintain an ecologically sound and sustainable environment for your vacation. In fact, we don’t think you’ll need air conditioning much of your stay here. We don’t have it in our own home on the same property. The vacation houses are designed for cross ventilation with cooling breezes off the ocean.
But you’re our guest and we want you to feel comfortable and secure when you rent, knowing that AC is there if you need it. So now it is.
