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Issue #19, February 15, 2006 |
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Issue #15, October 21, 2005 |
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Issue #2, December 21, 2003 |
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Issue #1, November 21, 2003 |
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We celebrated our luck by opening a bottle of the best wine on board
as we waited for the massive doors of the lock to open and let us
out into the Caribbean Sea. The steel doors of the Panama Canal
opened as if we were about to sail into a storybook. We had completed what most people, even sailors, never
experience. I turned to look at the Canal one last time. The
concrete walls and steel locks were truly impressive. It is the
greatest engineering marvel of the modern world. A boat motored up
beside us and Roberto jumped onto it waving goodbye. He would pass
through the Canal once more before calling it a day. As for us, we
were to spend a night in Colon before heading out to sea.
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