The farthest point of our bus trip was the Río Simpson Nature Preserve:

We had a pleasant ten-minute walk down to a smallish river (the Río Simpson, I would guess)

and along a little path past labeled examples of the local flora.




Sadly I found no Monkey Puzzle trees, but their highlight is one of those huge tree trunks where they've dated the rings and noted important events:

This tree was apparently here when Francis Drake sailed by, although it's too young to have been there for Magellan.
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