Kotowa Coffee Panama
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From the famous highlands of Boquete offers a caramel, chocolate and mild orange on the nose. A mild floral honeysuckle with first taste followed by sweet juicy apricot and caramel honey as cools. Great body with smooth pleasant acidity. Balanced with a wonderful aftertaste. Kotowa meaning “mountain” comes from the native language of Ngobe Indian. Alexander Duncan Maclntyre visited Panama in 1913 …
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$30.69
An introduction to the geography, people, and customs of Panama.
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$12.36
A fifteen-year-old girl is uprooted and moved to Panama, where her father takes part in the building of the Panama Canal, but when life in the Canal Zone turns out to be similar to that in an American town, she resolves to seek out something different.
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The world's bestselling guide to Panama, the only one on the market with a sustainable tourism focus, features a completely revamped and reorganized Panama City chapter reflecting the rapidly changing capital.
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$25.29
Discusses the importance of coffee to the world`s economy, describes the political, environmental, and social issues that are related to the coffee industry, and explains where it is found and used.
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this is the authoritative field guide to Panama birds, now completely revised and expanded to include all the birds of Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Honduras.
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$11.87
A straightforward condemnation of the Reagan-Bush policy toward Panama with music by Sting, Jackson Browne and others. Winner of an Academy Award for Best Documentary. Narrated by Elizabeth Montgomery.
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$9.85
Panama was less than 50 miles wide, yet difficult to bridge by canal — its swamps were disease-ridden, its mountainous rain forest challenged the most brilliant engineers, and its oppressive heat exhausted the hardiest workers. Engineers found ways to cut through the forest, medical visionaries conquered the diseases, and workers endured the jungle. Yet there were also broken treaties, political tyranny, and the tragedy of thousands of West Indian workers forced to live in awful, segregated conditions.Wonders of the World seriesThe winner of numerous awards, this series is renowned for Elizabeth Mann`s ability to convey adventure and excitement while revealing technical information in engaging and easily understood language. The illustrations are lavishly realistic and accurate in detail but do not ignore the human element. Outstanding in the genre, these books are sure to bring even the most indifferent young reader into the worlds of history, geography, and architecture."One of the ten best non-fiction series for young readers."- Booklist
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$14.83
The Panama Canal was the costliest undertaking in history; its completion in 1914 marked the beginning of the "American Century." Panama Fever draws on contemporary accounts, bringing the experience of those who built the canal vividly to life. Politicians engaged in high-stakes diplomacy in order to influence its construction. Meanwhile, engineers and workers from around the world rushed to take advantage of high wages and the chance to be a part of history. Filled with remarkable characters, Panama Fever is an epic history that shows how a small, fiercely contested strip of land made the world a smaller place and launched the era of American global dominance.
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$13.57
Completely revised and updated in time for the Centennial Anniversary of breaking ground for the Panama Canal, this lively collection of historic and contemporary photographs and informative and insightful text dramatically showcases one of the true wonders of the world.
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In a guide published in association with the Panama Audubon Society, Angehr (Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Panama) and two experienced birders present information on the great diversity of birdlife in this small country in ecological context, advice for birders/tourists, and descriptions of the major birding sites with species lists. The guide includes maps and a list of the 972 species that have been recorded in Panama and its territorial waters. The only bird photo, though, is on the cover. Annotation )2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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$15.4
Christopher P. Baker provides an exciting overviewwhere other guidebooksnatural and social historyin a comprehensive newguide that also coversrecreational opportunitiesregion by region. With thisbook in hand, you’ll haveall the resources you needto explore and enjoy therich experiences to be hadin this hot new destination.
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