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After visiting Leaves and Lizards in March 2007, Sandy and John Owen, decided to buy a large farm in need of reforestation. Here they are with Hector Ramirez touring the 96 acre farm by horse back. Upper left: Meeting their new neighbors, Victor and Letty August 2007.

Thanksgiving 2007 at Leaves and Lizards


(left) Our neighborhood sloth and (right) a large eruption of Arenal, this shoot was taken by the barn.


(left) Lava flowing down the side of Arenal March 2007, taken from one of the cabin porches and (right) under the waterfall.



(left) A guest enjoying the view from Casa Orlando's and (right) Steve with some of his Tico buddies, stopping for a 'fresco'.


(left) Guests finding a hidden waterfall and (right) getting ready to launch the sunrise balloon tour.


(left) White Faced Monkey and (Right) Debbie with a Blue Morpho in her hair.


(left) Chole enjoying the view and (right) horseback riding to Primary forest.


(left) The making of the Ojohe tables and (right) 4 wheeling CR style.

Dining Room at Leaves and Lizards


(left) Miss Piggy with a newborn piglet and (right) Maria, our guide's daughter, with a baby pig.

Central Park in Fortuna


(left) An incredible shot of Arenal taken by, Jay( see his pic's below), a guest, from the porch of his cabin in April 07(left) Rappelling down a waterfall

Our friend, Bill, checking out his new ranch with our horse, Titan.


(left) Finishing up a hike with Geovanni and (right) Debbie's daughter, Maddie, posing with forest flora.


(left) Geovanni demonstrating a "Monkey Brush" and (right) an amazing shot of a tiny baby hummingbird and an egg (about the size of a pencil eraser) that he found during a naturalist hike.
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