At the other end of the Prado you see the Administration Building, where the Panama Canal and Canal Zone were Administratively run. It is where my Dad, Uncle and cousin worked and where I had my very first job the summer between my junior and senior year of highschool. Interestingly, the Prado is the exact length and width of a Panama Canal lock. Also in 2 of the 4 family houses down each side of the Prado, my family and I lived 2 different times. (the right side as you look at this photo down nearer the Admin Building. Hope you enjoy.
Very well done Sharon and that way seems to go on endlessly. The history and the fact that you lived there inhances the history of the place and hightens the interest in the overall photograph.
Great photo young lady, also thank you for your comments on Hermanitas, Phoebe, Lost Hills, and Dreams of Yesteryear, My reply is broken, It goes oops an error and kicks out my reply to my peers Thanks Rey
Beautiful Sharon , Now we feel as if we were really there. That must have been so unique of an experience. With you we travel to the best sites in the World!!
wonderful photo,Sharon.such an awsome place,also thanks for comment on my recent upload,my emails still not getting to me or able to respond on this site.
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Jan van Baarle 29 Apr 2009
Fantastic...Julie Mayser 25 Apr 2009
Lots of history built into this photo, personal history and public/state history! Interesting and majestic....Teresa Dominici 22 Apr 2009
Beautiful photograph, Sharon.Shannon Slaydon 20 Apr 2009
Absolutely beautiful, Sharon! Great job, as always!Johnnie Jumper III 20 Apr 2009
Wow! some great history too!Ai Shan 20 Apr 2009
Great shot, dear Sharon!Sigridur Bachmann 20 Apr 2009
Very nice photo Sharon ! I love the angel you take this photo from my friend !Robin Foss 20 Apr 2009
Great shot.Warren Ballard 20 Apr 2009
Very nice shot Sharon!Carolyn Taylor 20 Apr 2009
What a stately corridor! One can see how the beauty of living in this place has informed your life's work.Delfina Mendonça 20 Apr 2009
Sharon, absolutely fantastic placeJames Carney 20 Apr 2009
Very nice Sharonmel taylor 20 Apr 2009
This is a beautiful place, Sharon!! Beautiful photo, too!! Melgeoff cooper 20 Apr 2009
great picture Sharon.BILL NAGY 20 Apr 2009
Your photo and historical references are both great. Shat a rememberance. BILL NAGYMarika Antal 20 Apr 2009
super shot, try to paint that!!! mmmmm what a challenge!!! i know you good with land scape!!!Alberto D'Assumpcao 20 Apr 2009
Excellent shot, Sharon!!Donald Schrier 20 Apr 2009
Very well done Sharon and that way seems to go on endlessly. The history and the fact that you lived there inhances the history of the place and hightens the interest in the overall photograph.kelvin Hughes 20 Apr 2009
excellent image Sharon well doneAnnette Labedzki 19 Apr 2009
Fantastic, love it, want to go thereGeorge Banks 19 Apr 2009
Wonderful...lillianhibiscus 19 Apr 2009
Another wonderful childhood memory!jerry carlin 18 Apr 2009
Thanks for posting Sharon and the gradual history of Panama, I appreciate it, jerryAqua1955 18 Apr 2009
Your giving us a trip around Sharon.. It's like beeing there everytime the way you show us your workReynaldo Villarreal 18 Apr 2009
Great photo young lady, also thank you for your comments on Hermanitas, Phoebe, Lost Hills, and Dreams of Yesteryear, My reply is broken, It goes oops an error and kicks out my reply to my peers Thanks ReyJohn Cappello 18 Apr 2009
Beautiful Sharon , Now we feel as if we were really there. That must have been so unique of an experience. With you we travel to the best sites in the World!!Regina Coeli deWinter 18 Apr 2009
What a delightful perspective, Sharon!Kovács János 18 Apr 2009
great!Armando Salas 18 Apr 2009
Beautiful photo and thank you for the info. I adore those details.ruth sears 18 Apr 2009
wonderful photo,Sharon.such an awsome place,also thanks for comment on my recent upload,my emails still not getting to me or able to respond on this site.David Mask 18 Apr 2009
Great history lesson. Thanks for sharing. Thanks for your comments.Olga van Dijk 18 Apr 2009
I wish I were there! *Love & Light, OLGA*Nira Dabush 18 Apr 2009
Hello Sharon... it looks like a painting actually, my dear friend. Wonderful composition, thanks for sharing us with your family history as well.Miles Baker 18 Apr 2009
Wonderful perspective shot! miles xStefani Wehner 18 Apr 2009
your photographs and their stories are always so interesting, Sharon!