1280 From the United Provinces into Panama.
1282 Church with space for nine altars and only seven pews.
1283 Church still in use since 1522.
1283 Yes, in Panama we saw the Sun rise over the Pacific Ocean and set over >>>>>the Atlantic Ocean.
1283 Panama is neither in Central America nor in South America, we are told.  >>>>>So?
1284 Square trees, plastic-looking frogs, almost gone.
1285 Very unfortunately confirmed: this year, strong rains upset the dry >>>>>season.
1286 When street maps do not coincide with each other, and none with the >>>>>terrain.
1287 First reasonable possibility to process photographs since Los Angeles of >>>>>Alta California.
1288 Seeking how to cross the trackless jungle from Panama to Colombia.
1288 Para-human mentalities.
1289 Here, Morgan pirated.
1290 Unsolicited warnings on personal safety.
1290 Baha'i faith, and temple in Panama.
1292 Another encounter with Columbus.
1293 (1300) The Cunas.
1295 Many graphical warnings of gangsters-disembowelers in jungle between >>>>>Panama and Colombia.
1295 Through this spot were channeled the tremendous loads of Peruvian booty.
1298 ¿A Caribbean island drifted into Central America?
1299 Surprise: Holstein cattle rather than zebu cattle.
1301 Even the Moon looks different.
1301 Road blocked by local people.
1303 On the footsteps of Balboa about to discover the Pacific Ocean.
1308 The reasons why the Darién Gap remains a gap.
1313 Panamanian archaeology.
1316 There is no Panama Canal; not the way it is thought of usually.
1317 Panama Canal, first surveyed in ... 1524.
1321 How different are the two oceans.
1323 Bad news for our future in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru.
1324 What gives better choice: 2 or 14 political parties, 2 or 7 presidential >>>>>candidates?
1341 Six hours of continuous hassle to get an exit permit; and many other >>>>>official hardships through the stay.
1343 On foot through the jungle from Panama to Colombia; nine days with three >>>>>sets of guides; and navigating along a possible new interoceanic canal, >>>>>in Colombia.