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But for the motorist willing to exert a little effort, the reward can be an unforgettable sight or spot.
A dirt, gravel or macadam road branching off the pavement usually leads to such a reward.
Goofy Lake in Cerro Azul, El Chorro in La Chorrera, and La Angostura in Penonome are three examples of spec- tacularly beautiful places off the beaten path.
Cerro Azul is 25 miles east of Panama City, an hour's drive. The turn-off is roughly midway on the road between Tocumen Airport and Pacora.
The dev...elopment started in 1943 when Juan Euribiades Jimenez, a prom- inent Panama City businessman, pur- chased a 3,000-hectare (7,500 acres) tract. He became interested in the place when he was told by a visiting German urbanization expert that an area with Alpine climate lay close to the capital city and would provide an ideal de- velopment area. Later a road was built from the Pacora Highway to Cerro Azul. The name, incidentally, was inspired by the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia.
When Jimenez purchased the land, there was no lake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But for the motorist willing to exert a little effort, the reward can be an unforgettable sight or spot.
A dirt, gravel or macadam road branching off the pavement usually leads to such a reward.
Goofy Lake in Cerro Azul, El Chorro in La Chorrera, and La Angostura in Penonome are three examples of spec- tacularly beautiful places off the beaten path.
Cerro Azul is 25 miles east of Panama City, an hour's drive. The turn-off is roughly midway on the road between Tocumen Airport and Pacora.
The dev...elopment started in 1943 when Juan Euribiades Jimenez, a prom- inent Panama City businessman, pur- chased a 3,000-hectare (7,500 acres) tract. He became interested in the place when he was told by a visiting German urbanization expert that an area with Alpine climate lay close to the capital city and would provide an ideal de- velopment area. Later a road was built from the Pacora Highway to Cerro Azul. The name, incidentally, was inspired by the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia.
When Jimenez purchased the land, there was no lake.
What to read after The Panama Canal Review May?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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