In the morning we finally began
our transit of the Canal |
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Our
view of the first lock
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Sitting on our balcony, we watched
the land go by
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Here
we saw how the land is being terraced to reduce erosion
You can
even see the terracing reflected in our balcony doors |
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Tracking
our progress

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The
last lock |
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The
last bridge before entering the Pacific Ocean |
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We
had to continue past many waiting ships
to sail 100 miles out to sea
as required by Panamanian authorities
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