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Juno on January 12, 2009 at 03:11 PM said: Hey. When we are unhurried and wise, we perceive that only great and worthy things have any permanent and absolute existence, that petty fears and petty pleasures are but the shadow of the reality. I am from Canada and now teach English, tell me whether I wrote the following sentence: "Helpful information sources the best way to discuss how to start a business is to look." Thank you very much :-). Juno.

Silvia Wolfsgruber on April 1, 2008 at 10:28 AM said: 31March2008 Hello David! How are you? Hope you remember me - we shared a table at Soda Miss Sam in Puerto Viejo! I'm back now in cold Austria and starting working again tomorrow….so I often think back to charming and warm Costa Rica. It was very nice to meet you guys! Have a great day! Silvia

Michael Mangarelli on July 15, 2007 at 06:10 PM said: David Just wanted to say thanks for everything during our trip. I've been busy with work since I came back from the trip (I need to make all the money I spent drinking Imperial down there). But thanks a lot anyway, I'm really glad you were the one who was able to show us Limon I feel like I really got to see the city and learned a lot about it. All the help we got from you was great about Limon Province. I really think I took advantage of what there was to do in Limon and also thanks a lot for taking Dave (the Rutgers Gringo Dave) and me out with you and your son, we had a blast it was really a lot of fun and if I'm in Limon again I'll definitely be stopping in to see you and this time the beer is on me. Michael Mangarelli- Rutgers University, NJ

MAX HARTMAN on May 18, 2007 at 04:10 PM said: January 24th, 2007 DAVID: We all had a fantastic time on David Carnegie's 5-In-1 Combo Tour Shore Excursion in Puerto Limon,Costa Rica. The weather was perfect. 85 degrees F, (Chicago was 22 degrees the same day!), light NE sea breeze gently swaying the coconut palms and our little group of Midwesterners enjoying some Bob Marley and Walter Ferguson music (Reggae-Calypso). David gave us the millionaire treatment "off the beaten path". First, we took a great photo-op from the El Faro Restaurant vantage point overlooking Puerto Limon and the Historic Isla Uvita (Quiribri). We then took a panoramic drive along the seacoast road connecting Puerto Limon with her sister town Puerto Moin. There, we boarded a small craft (canopy covered with all safety equipment) and spent nearly one hour taking pictures of the incredible display of tropical birds inhabiting this narrow "Amazon Canal". Iguanas, Jesus Christ lizards, sloths,monkeys, crocodiles and a special species of bat almost invisibly living on the side of a tree all told us HELLO! and upon departing, please come back again! We next took a short back road drive through some of the greenest fields I have ever seen in my life. The banana plantation we then toured showed me how much I never knew about our favorite breakfast cereal fruit. Our next to last stop, Cahuita National Park showed me why this exotic Province is so special. Coral Reefs, white and black sand beaches and fantastic natural walking trails, all in two hours time. The cuisine was fantastic and with a great price tag! Red Snapper dinner with patacones, rice and beans, typical salad all for $10.00! Last stop before the Pier was a handicrafts shop where we purchased items we won't see anywhere else in the Western Hemisphere, all meticulously hand-created by local BriBri Indigenous men and women. David told me to come back on a longer vacation when the kids finish school in June and he'll show us a special time at a RELAX-RELAX-RELAX pace. He mentioned something we in theUSA can't even imagine: Costa Rica has NO STANDING ARMY and has had none since 1949!!! Why can't us Gringos get it together like the Tico's? Upon returning to the Pier, I felt like I have lived here all my life, yet only in the space of 8 hours time. Thank you so much, David Carnegie and your entire team of co-workers. God-Willing, I'll be back again and I highly recommend anyone reading this post to visit Mr. Carnegie's site at www.caribbeancostaricans.citymax.com and give him a try. You'll be glad you did! MAX HARTMAN Fort Wayne, Indiana USA

Anita Marotta on April 6, 2007 at 11:51 AM said: Hi David, Just wanted to thank you for the pictures and note.Tell Ronald I said Thanks too!! We had a GREAT time... I"m Glad we were not on the bus that had the problem.... When we got off the ship in Fla. all the news stations were waiting. Well,thanks again,getting ready for baseball season to start. Anita

Pierre Van on April 6, 2007 at 09:15 AM said: Yah Mann... Thank you for your hospitality during our stay in Peurto Limon. We'll be back. PIERRE VAN North Vancouver, British Columbia,Canada

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