I have been showing aerial photos of Tamarindo taken from the gyrocopter, so I thought I should show a photo of the gyrocopter in flight. The cockpit is open on the sky and to the sides, which offers outstanding visibility and better photo taking than helicopters, as the passenger in the gyrocopter does not have to shoot through glass the way you would normally have to do in a helicopter.
The second photo shows the logo of the company that owns and operates the gyrocopter. They call themselves the Flying Crocodile, and they operate the Flying Crocodile Hotel, which is a small hotel in Samara, Costa Rica, which is south of Tamarindo down the Pacific Coast. Samara is much smaller than Tamarindo. The website for the Flying Crocodile Hotel can be accessed by
clicking here.
I have been showing aerial photos of Tamarindo taken from the gyrocopter, so I thought I should show a photo of the gyrocopter in flight. The cockpit is open on the sky and to the sides, which offers outstanding visibility and better photo taking than helicopters, as the passenger in the gyrocopter does not have to shoot through glass the way you would normally have to do in a helicopter. 
The second photo shows the logo of the company that owns and operates the gyrocopter. They call themselves the Flying Crocodile, and they operate the Flying Crocodile Hotel, which is a small hotel in Samara, Costa Rica, which is south of Tamarindo down the Pacific Coast. Samara is much smaller than Tamarindo. The website for the Flying Crocodile Hotel can be accessed by clicking here.
See you later, alligator.
ReplyDeleteBrattcat said it best!!
ReplyDeleteAnother Costa Rican adventure comes to a close.
The stop action in the first picture makes me wonder what is keeping it up there in the sky. Great name too.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun ride. Love the logo!
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