Dry season in panama canal hi-res stock photography and images

Ship transiting at the meeting place of the Chagres River and the Panama Canal Stock Photo

RFT494TY–Ship transiting at the meeting place of the Chagres River and the Panama Canal

Aerial shot of river in dry season, Soberania national park, Panama - stock photo Stock Photo

RF2RCKGTH–Aerial shot of river in dry season, Soberania national park, Panama - stock photo

Evening light on large cuipo trees, Cavanillesia platanifolia, on the eastern side of Rio Chagres in Soberania national park, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RM2F5XDDK–Evening light on large cuipo trees, Cavanillesia platanifolia, on the eastern side of Rio Chagres in Soberania national park, Republic of Panama.

Vessel from Maersk in the Gatun locks on the caribbean side of the Panama Canal, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RMAX7E8R–Vessel from Maersk in the Gatun locks on the caribbean side of the Panama Canal, Republic of Panama.

Panama Canal landscape with a ship sailing through in the Culebra cut, also called Gaillard cut, in the Panama canal, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RMA9NMN3–Panama Canal landscape with a ship sailing through in the Culebra cut, also called Gaillard cut, in the Panama canal, Republic of Panama.

PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes Stock Photo

RM2H0N9K7–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

Panama landscape in early morning sunlight in the lush rainforest beside Rio Chagres, Canal area, Colon province, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RM2G68F60–Panama landscape in early morning sunlight in the lush rainforest beside Rio Chagres, Canal area, Colon province, Republic of Panama.

1968 - Picuresque Gatun Dam is rarely seen spilling water like this, for water is one of the most critical item in the operation of the Panama Canal. During the rainy season enough water must be stored to operate throughout the 3 to 4 months of dry season. This picture was taken at the end of the rainy season when there was excess water in the lake. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMF4W21E–1968 - Picuresque Gatun Dam is rarely seen spilling water like this, for water is one of the most critical item in the operation of the Panama Canal. During the rainy season enough water must be stored to operate throughout the 3 to 4 months of dry season. This picture was taken at the end of the rainy season when there was excess water in the lake. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News

. Smithsonian miscellaneous collections. NO. S MAMMALS OF PANAMA—GOLDMAN 37 eastward to the Bayano River. Savannas also occur in the valley ofthe Chagres River, east of the Canal Zone. Some mammals andbirds are not very definitely assignable to either area, as they findtheir most congenial habitat along the forest borders where theyseek food in the open spaces and retire to the woodland for shelter.The savannas are now devoted largely to stock raising and duringthe dry season large parts of their surface are swept by fire whichdestroys much of the smaller animal life. Some of the hawks aresaid Stock Photo

RM2AFJ0FB–. Smithsonian miscellaneous collections. NO. S MAMMALS OF PANAMA—GOLDMAN 37 eastward to the Bayano River. Savannas also occur in the valley ofthe Chagres River, east of the Canal Zone. Some mammals andbirds are not very definitely assignable to either area, as they findtheir most congenial habitat along the forest borders where theyseek food in the open spaces and retire to the woodland for shelter.The savannas are now devoted largely to stock raising and duringthe dry season large parts of their surface are swept by fire whichdestroys much of the smaller animal life. Some of the hawks aresaid

Cargo ship transiting through the Panama Canal after leaving the Culebra Cut on its way to Caribbean Sea. Stock Photo

RFT494TA–Cargo ship transiting through the Panama Canal after leaving the Culebra Cut on its way to Caribbean Sea.

RMAX6XPR–Vessel from Maersk in the Gatun locks on the caribbean side of the Panama Canal, Republic of Panama.

RM2H0N9EF–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2G68F61–Panama landscape in early morning sunlight in the lush rainforest beside Rio Chagres, Canal area, Colon province, Republic of Panama.

Two tourists in a small boat photographing a big ship in the Panama Canal, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RMPD4FXK–Two tourists in a small boat photographing a big ship in the Panama Canal, Republic of Panama.

Panama and the canal in picture and prose .. . PholQ by Underwood & Underwood GAMBOA BRIDGE WITH CIIAGRES AT FLOODFor contrasting picture showing the river in dry season, see page 192 THE Y. M. C. A. CLUB HOUSE AT GATUN for its own. The railroad which once served its activepeople will have been moved away to the other sideof the canal and Gorgona will have returned to theprimitive wilderness whence Pizarro and the goldhunters awakened it. Near its site is the hill miscalledBalboas and from the steamships decks the woodencross that stands on its summit may be clearly seen.Soon after passing Gor Stock Photo

RM2AJDX2W–Panama and the canal in picture and prose .. . PholQ by Underwood & Underwood GAMBOA BRIDGE WITH CIIAGRES AT FLOODFor contrasting picture showing the river in dry season, see page 192 THE Y. M. C. A. CLUB HOUSE AT GATUN for its own. The railroad which once served its activepeople will have been moved away to the other sideof the canal and Gorgona will have returned to theprimitive wilderness whence Pizarro and the goldhunters awakened it. Near its site is the hill miscalledBalboas and from the steamships decks the woodencross that stands on its summit may be clearly seen.Soon after passing Gor

Panama rainforest landscape in early morning sunlight in one of the sidearms on the west side of Gatun lake and the Panama Canal, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RM2F5XTJA–Panama rainforest landscape in early morning sunlight in one of the sidearms on the west side of Gatun lake and the Panama Canal, Republic of Panama.

Osprey, Pandion haliaetus, flying over Gatun Lake, Colon province, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RMP6GGRR–Osprey, Pandion haliaetus, flying over Gatun Lake, Colon province, Republic of Panama.

A Three-toed Sloth, sci. name; Bradypus variegatus, beside Gatun lake in the Panama canal, Republic of Panama Stock Photo

RMA8E0MF–A Three-toed Sloth, sci. name; Bradypus variegatus, beside Gatun lake in the Panama canal, Republic of Panama

Capybara, Hydrochaeris hydrochaeris, beside a pond in Soberania national park, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RMFDF20W–Capybara, Hydrochaeris hydrochaeris, beside a pond in Soberania national park, Republic of Panama.

Three-toed Sloth, Bradypus variegatus, in a Cecropia tree beside Rio Chagres, Soberania national park, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RMD55KPH–Three-toed Sloth, Bradypus variegatus, in a Cecropia tree beside Rio Chagres, Soberania national park, Republic of Panama.

The Gamboa Bridge, the meeting place of the Chagres River and the Panama Canal. The effect of the dry season is observed on the shores and riverbed Stock Photo

RFT49500–The Gamboa Bridge, the meeting place of the Chagres River and the Panama Canal. The effect of the dry season is observed on the shores and riverbed

Leaf shedding in tropical dry forest, known as deciduousness, helps trees conserve water and energy during periods of drought. Stock Photo

RF2WJ7MCE–Leaf shedding in tropical dry forest, known as deciduousness, helps trees conserve water and energy during periods of drought.

Gatun locks in the Panama canal Republic of Panama Stock Photo

RMAX71WX–Gatun locks in the Panama canal Republic of Panama

RM2H0N9K6–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

Panama and the canal . U. S. Battleship in Harbor of Colon. masses of rain clouds are blown across the Isthmus fromocean to ocean, and terrific downpours of rain occur almostdaily. The whole land is drenched for long periods.The inside of the driest houses becomes damp and musty.Books mold on the shelves, linen loses its stiffness, ironrusts, and the air is everywhere heavy with moisture. Then,beginning about the first of January, comes the dry seasonof four months. Yet the name dry season is deceptive, RAINFALL 45 for even during that period showers are frequent. Thefact is, Panama is one of Stock Photo

RM2ANCC33–Panama and the canal . U. S. Battleship in Harbor of Colon. masses of rain clouds are blown across the Isthmus fromocean to ocean, and terrific downpours of rain occur almostdaily. The whole land is drenched for long periods.The inside of the driest houses becomes damp and musty.Books mold on the shelves, linen loses its stiffness, ironrusts, and the air is everywhere heavy with moisture. Then,beginning about the first of January, comes the dry seasonof four months. Yet the name dry season is deceptive, RAINFALL 45 for even during that period showers are frequent. Thefact is, Panama is one of

RMD55KDR–Three-toed Sloth, Bradypus variegatus, in a Cecropia tree beside Rio Chagres, Soberania national park, Republic of Panama.

Little Blue Heron, Egretta caeruela, on a log in Rio Chagres, Soberania national park, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RMDXF1WF–Little Blue Heron, Egretta caeruela, on a log in Rio Chagres, Soberania national park, Republic of Panama.

RF2WJ7MD2–Leaf shedding in tropical dry forest, known as deciduousness, helps trees conserve water and energy during periods of drought.

Three-toed Sloth, sci.name; Bradypus variegatus, in a tree beside Rio Chagres in Soberania national park, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RMD45DBA–Three-toed Sloth, sci.name; Bradypus variegatus, in a tree beside Rio Chagres in Soberania national park, Republic of Panama.

RM2H0N9FA–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9GR–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

Panama and the canal . Manzanillo Lighthouse Rising Above Them. once, a very tall man, standing on the shouklcrs of anotherequally tall, could scarcely raise the top of his head to thesurface. 46 APPROACH TO THE ISTHMUS Colon If it be the dry season, the approach to the Isthmus bysteamer is not without beauty. Great masses of whiteclouds drift lazily over the low green hills thatrise one above another from the sea-coast. Hereand there bold headlands and deep bays can be seen,and many small islands seem almost to float like ships uponthe blue waters of the Caribbean. Off in the distance is them Stock Photo

RM2AJBXA5–Panama and the canal . Manzanillo Lighthouse Rising Above Them. once, a very tall man, standing on the shouklcrs of anotherequally tall, could scarcely raise the top of his head to thesurface. 46 APPROACH TO THE ISTHMUS Colon If it be the dry season, the approach to the Isthmus bysteamer is not without beauty. Great masses of whiteclouds drift lazily over the low green hills thatrise one above another from the sea-coast. Hereand there bold headlands and deep bays can be seen,and many small islands seem almost to float like ships uponthe blue waters of the Caribbean. Off in the distance is them

RM2H0N9EN–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2AJBXN8–Panama and the canal . U. S. Battleship in Harbor of Colon. masses of rain clouds are blown across the Isthmus fromocean to ocean, and terrific downpours of rain occur almostdaily. The whole land is drenched for long periods.The inside of the driest houses becomes damp and musty.Books mold on the shelves, linen loses its stiffness, ironrusts, and the air is everywhere heavy with moisture. Then,beginning about the first of January, comes the dry seasonof four months. Yet the name dry season is deceptive, RAINFALL 45 for even during that period sliowcrs ar? freqiuiit. lliefact is, Panama i.-^ on

RM2H0N9H1–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

Panama and the canal in picture and prose .. . sing tideof Gatun Lake, and such por-tions of it as escape sub-mergence by the water will beoverwhelmed by the equallyirresistible jungle. Charles T. Bidwell, an Eng-lish traveler who crossed theIsthmus in 1853 by way of theGorgona route, says of thepleasures of a sojourn in thattown, The place contained afew stores and more drinkingsaloons, most of which werekept by the enterprising Yan-kee. The Gorgona road toPanama was just then open, it being passable only inthe dry season, and it was estimated that 2,000 per-sons had passed through this place Stock Photo

RM2AJCY0M–Panama and the canal in picture and prose .. . sing tideof Gatun Lake, and such por-tions of it as escape sub-mergence by the water will beoverwhelmed by the equallyirresistible jungle. Charles T. Bidwell, an Eng-lish traveler who crossed theIsthmus in 1853 by way of theGorgona route, says of thepleasures of a sojourn in thattown, The place contained afew stores and more drinkingsaloons, most of which werekept by the enterprising Yan-kee. The Gorgona road toPanama was just then open, it being passable only inthe dry season, and it was estimated that 2,000 per-sons had passed through this place

RM2H0N9CX–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

Panama and the canal . Manzanillo Lighthouse Rising Above Them. once, a very tall man, standing on the shoulders of anotherequally tall, could scarcely raise the top of his head to thesurface. 46 APPROACH TO THE ISTHMUS If it be the dry season, the approach to the Isthmus by steamer is not without beauty. Great masses of white clouds drift lazily over the low green hills that Colon . rise one above another from the sea-coast. Hereand there bold headlands and deep bays can be seen,and many small islands seem almost to float like ships uponthe blue waters of the Caribbean. Off in the distance is Stock Photo

RM2ANCBKR–Panama and the canal . Manzanillo Lighthouse Rising Above Them. once, a very tall man, standing on the shoulders of anotherequally tall, could scarcely raise the top of his head to thesurface. 46 APPROACH TO THE ISTHMUS If it be the dry season, the approach to the Isthmus by steamer is not without beauty. Great masses of white clouds drift lazily over the low green hills that Colon . rise one above another from the sea-coast. Hereand there bold headlands and deep bays can be seen,and many small islands seem almost to float like ships uponthe blue waters of the Caribbean. Off in the distance is

RM2H0N9H9–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9FN–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9H7–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9HN–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9FF–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9E9–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9CT–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9F1–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9HE–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9CK–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9CF–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9GJ–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9HH–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9K2–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9D0–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

RM2H0N9FH–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 'La Jumbo Rumba'..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes

PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe Stock Photo

RM2H0N9NJ–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9KT–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9W1–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9W8–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9R1–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9KB–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9WH–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9TX–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9R7–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9PE–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9P6–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9PP–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9WE–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9RG–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9M9–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9KK–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9KF–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9M2–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9NY–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

RM2H0N9KY–PANAMA CITY CARNIVAL 2011..Panama City also celebrates the carnival by closing main arteries of the city for parades and the traditional 'mojadera' (people throw water at eachother) which a characteristic of every carnival celebration throughout the country. Eighteen-whellers with water tanks show up and pump water out of it to throw it at the crowds celebrating the parades. This, you might think, is weird but if you attend this carnival, you will soon find out that it is actually nice because Panama is hot and the carnival takes place during the summer ( dry season in Panama takes place in Fe

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