Talk about being in "the Jungle". we were definitely that. The place is on the side of a fairly steep hill with "jungle" greenery all around us. It gave the feeling of being in a tree house. After a, seemingly endless ride on a very bumpy road we were met, along the road, and assured we were headed in the right direction. When we arrived we were met at the house for a very helpful indoctrination. As the house is off the grid, except for the wifi, Lucy gave us the rundown on the operation of the solar power and generator setup. Then, after we settled in, she and her small daughter fixed us a MOST enjoyable dinner. She gave us pointers about the area. She warned us about the "Howling Monkeys", a not to miss experience. She was back in the morning to fix us an equally AWESOME breakfast. Some time during that day, the refrigerator went on the fritz. Jim put us in touch with Walter, then property manager. What could have turned into an ugly event was thwarted by Walter. He is such an asset