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	<title>Comments on: Wow Costa Rica!</title>
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		<title>By: Ilona Scott</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I am following Lisa Sonne&#039;s articles on travel all the time. They are, including this one, so illustrative and so alluring that if I had the time and money at the very time I read her article I would just sign up for the trip she described. And the pictures… so wonderful.  At first I thought the “Owl Moth” was a fish looking down from a sill and wondered for a few moments what the little legs were and why there is no water… just long enough to move my eye to the text and see it’s a moth.  Now how wonderful is that? Waiting for the next article. Don&#039;t stop them. One of these days I will be on that trip.  Thank you Lisa Sonne.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am following Lisa Sonne&#8217;s articles on travel all the time. They are, including this one, so illustrative and so alluring that if I had the time and money at the very time I read her article I would just sign up for the trip she described. And the pictures… so wonderful.  At first I thought the “Owl Moth” was a fish looking down from a sill and wondered for a few moments what the little legs were and why there is no water… just long enough to move my eye to the text and see it’s a moth.  Now how wonderful is that? Waiting for the next article. Don&#8217;t stop them. One of these days I will be on that trip.  Thank you Lisa Sonne.</p>
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