Hi, my name is Robin Sair and my wife, Diane, and I live here in Port Arm Ways. We bought land about six years ago and we've been living in the house pretty much full-time for the past two years with Canadians and I am now retired when we first bought the land I was still working but now wonderfully retired and enjoying it immensely. We've always traveled extensively. We've probably visited about 50 countries around the world and we've done a lot of adventure travel, sea-tacking, sky-diving, river-racking, hiking, mountain- biking, that kind of thing, as well as cultural tours. And so, they came the time when my wife was a little less keen on the adventure route and I still wanted to keep it up and my wife is a very keen gardener and loves the warmth and so we thought that Panama would be the ideal combination for the two of us, the adventure for me and a place where wonderful garden for her after the cold, wastewater and the Canadian North. So we ended up in Port Arm Ways having looked at a few other areas in Panama and really looking back at our catalog of places through the world where we've been. First of all, Panama was quite affordable. Secondly, it uses the American dollars so your money here will always have some form of value. They don't have hurricanes here so you know your house would be here when you get back from wherever you've been off traveling to. The climate is delightful or it goes down to about 22 at night up to about 28 in the day. If you're at noon hour in the bright sun, yes it's hot, but as long as you have a sea breeze or you're in the shade, it's truly wonderful. I do a lot of sea kayaking out in the bright sun and there's no problem being out in the sea. It's very, very comfortable there. Hi, this is Betsy from livinginpanema.org. For more information on retiring to Panama, go to our site livinginpanema.org or simply click on the link below this video. See you there. Thanks for watching.