A Diagram of the Canal
We were heading SouthEast, going down
The webcam Michelle watched was on the Miraflores Locks.
The webcam updated every 2 minutes; the pictures have timestamps.
I believe the Centennial Bridge is visible in the distance.
Approaching the Miraflores Locks
We were heading SouthEast, going down
The webcam updated every 2 minutes; the pictures have timestamps.
I believe the Centennial Bridge is visible in the distance.
Approaching the Miraflores Locks

Passing through the Locks

Leaving the Locks

Here is a wikipedia link to an article on the Panama Canal locks explaining the history and function of the locks and what a mule is.
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I can't tell you how much fun I had watching your ship on the webcam! I thought it would be lame, but I got so excited when I was looking at the images- I felt so close to you! I kept telling Derrick and Dayton to come look. Dayton wants to come see you on the boat.
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