Winter Wanderlust #1: Costa Rica
- Colleen Kole

- Mar 8, 2015
- 1 min read
I have never visited a warm climate in winter. I remember my parents piling us into a station wagon as kids (without seat belts and all of us vying for a peek out the back windows) but it was so cold in Florida over Christmas break that my dad vowed never to do it again. And now my family always travel to VT to enjoy winter time activities. So when we had the opportunity to travel to a warm climate this winter, I heartily agreed to go.
In February, we travelled to Costa Rica as my son was chosen to attend an Olympic Developmental camp as goalkeeper for his national region. How could I say no to that! He was busy training and Marc and I toured and explored when we weren’t watching the few games that he had. I will let the pictures speak for themselves.
San Jose corner park
Doka Coffe plantation
Coffee beans drying
San Jose market
Abandoned hotel-love the architecture and color
Hand painted ox cart
more color and architecture
Volcano Paoz with fog
Paz waterfall -braved a high walkway to see it
country side houses
Carribbean beach day
San Jose Art Museum pre-historic wing
I got to visit this beautiful country all because of this boy whom I was very proud of:
My #1 goalie man Ben
I now understand the word wanderlust. The definition is a strong desire to travel. I have it. I am craving seeing and doing new things. I have felt it and I want to see more of the world. It is really a cool place.
















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