Boquete Panama Double Rainbow

[Sunking]

One of the first short term things you pick up after a few weeks down here the country should be called Rainbow. Up in Boquete Rainbows are almost a daily occurrence and Mother Nature puts on one hell of a show if you are fortunate to be in the right place at the right time. The country is so pretty, green, lush, and then throw in GOD's paintbrush and you get something like this. I did not take this picture and took me a while to find it again. This bridge is about a mile from my house

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[Naptown]

Last spring when I got my son from College at WVU
Followed a storm and rainbow for 3 hours
Spectacular sight and for a long time

[SunEagle]

Nice picture Sunking.

We get a lot of rainbows down here in Florida but do not have the same type of geography you have which creates a nice picture.

Actually saw a double rainbow last week when the sun was in the West and the storm was in the East. They are a sight to see.

[Sunking]

Nice picture Sunking.

We get a lot of rainbows down here in Florida but do not have the same type of geography you have which creates a nice picture.

Actually saw a double rainbow last week when the sun was in the West and the storm was in the East. They are a sight to see.

Yeah kind of flat in Florida at sea level. Last time I was there when I played golf there I thought I was going to flood the state when I took a deep divot that left a hole in the ground and sea water started to gushing out. Had to plug it up with sand they give you to carry with you on the cart . Always wondered what those sand bottles were for. Now I know!

[russ]

For rainbows I have never seen anything like Foz de Iguazu on the Brazil, Paraguay, Argentine borders - beneath the falls you look up and all you see are rainbows. The tour guide rushed us through the standard portion of the tour so as to sell us the "extra". In this case it was worth it. https://search.yahoo.com/search?ei=U...+iguazu+brazil

[Sunking]

For rainbows I have never seen anything like Foz de Iguazu on the Brazil, Paraguay, Argentine borders - beneath the falls you look up and all you see are rainbows. The tour guide rushed us through the standard portion of the tour so as to sell us the "extra". In this case it was worth it. https://search.yahoo.com/search?ei=U...+iguazu+brazil

Speaking of Brazil for the last two months I have been getting calls from Head Hunters wanting me to come to Brazil and kick contractor butts. Seems they are not going to be ready for the 2016 Olympic games.

One of the hardest things to get use too in Central and South America nothing is important or any urgency to get anything done. I get in trouble with my new job for doing to much. I work part time, 3 days a week. I can get more work done in a day than all my 5 peers can do in a week. IMHO it is the root cause of all economic problems in Central and South America. Productivity is unheard of here.

[russ]

Somebody wrote a book (years back) about workalholics and it didn't sell well in SA - as I remember a book seller in Venezuela commented, "Why should it" We don't have one of those types in all of SA".

[Mike90250]

... I get in trouble with my new job for doing to much. I work part time, 3 days a week. I can get more work done in a day than all my 5 peers can do in a week. ...

In the land of the blind, the one who can see, is King. (or else has his eyes put out)

Just tell the head hunters to triple your pay, and then you might consider them.

[SunEagle]

Sunking

You might get those pretty rainbows but I just saw that there was a 5.1 Earthquake in your neck of the woods. Hopefully all is well there in Paradise.

[Sunking]

Sunking

You might get those pretty rainbows but I just saw that there was a 5.1 Earthquake in your neck of the woods. Hopefully all is well there in Paradise.

All is well. You have probable heard more than I. Epicenter is roughly 50 miles to the west of us near Costa Rica boarder. First time it happened back when we first got here made us nervous, but it is a regular occurrence in that region. It was only just noticeable here like sitting in a car and a gust of wind gently rocks you for a few seconds. Just barely enough to notice, a real slow gentle side to side motion.

[inetdog]

All is well. You have probable heard more than I. Epicenter is roughly 50 miles to the west of us near Costa Rica boarder. First time it happened back when we first got here made us nervous, but it is a regular occurrence in that region. It was only just noticeable here like sitting in a car and a gust of wind gently rocks you for a few seconds. Just barely enough to notice, a real slow gentle side to side motion.

I bet that if you were by the canal you might notice the water sloshing.
Although if there were a ship going through at the time (true all the time?) you might not be able to see it.

[Sunking]

I bet that if you were by the canal you might notice the water sloshing.
Although if there were a ship going through at the time (true all the time?) you might not be able to see it.

Perhaps but the canal is 200 miles east and not sure they had any movement there. You guys have heard more than I as the quake is not in the news here. Bu tI don't watch too much TV and when I do is usually from the states. Spanish is not good enough to listen to radio here.

[ILFE]

In the Philippines, you can see double rainbows fairly often. They are quite beautiful. Most of the ones I have seen, I have witnessed over the water. I haven't seen double rainbows anywhere else in Southeast Asia, though.

[Grathhis]

In the Philippines, you can see double rainbows fairly often. They are quite beautiful. Most of the ones I have seen, I have witnessed over the water. I haven't seen double rainbows anywhere else in Southeast Asia, though.

That's wonderful. maybe you can see it on a waterfall i guess? I saw double rainbow when i traveled by a plane and there's this separate dark clouds that pours heavy rain and then a sun rays hit the cloud.