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Welcome To The Jungle
... in the morning, but fortunately it cleared up so we could remain fairly dry on our way back to the jeep. We saw much of the same wildlife again and it still managed to amaze us all. A few hours later we were stuck in the jeep again, moving swiftly away from the Amazon. Not to get too graphic but most of the group now had what can only be described as 'dickie stomachs'. A bumpy, juddery three hour ride was one of the lower points of our lives and we were all over the moon when ...
Were in the Jungle!!
... a few from France!!
Our last day in Rurrenabaque was spent walking the town and an awesome hike up a small mountain behind the city. The hike was beautiful and allowed for fantastic photos of the city and the Beni river!!
We hope to fly back to La Paz tomorrow, however; the weather may not permit. The runway in Rurrenabaque is dirt and the rainy season has arrived. Many flights get canceled/delayed, so fingers ...
Birds, dolphins &a 7m cayman-welcome to the pa
... it poured down. We sought refuge in the porch of a nearby building and were soon asked to move. Rambo arrived when the rain stopped but he'd forgotten the key for the door to the room where the boat motor was kept so he had to go back and find it. It was fine though in the time he took to get it the skies cleared and the sun came out. We jumped on the boat- a smaller version of the one we were on in the jungle- the sides were about a cm off the top of the water and set off. ...
Bites and bugs in the jungle
... where our boat was waiting for us. Unfortunately the guide must of thought we were further down the road than we were as we didn't arrive till 10pm that night. The road to guanay was basically just an extension of the worlds most dangerous road, a thin winding road on the edge of a cliff with huge drops to one side, it was even scarier in a large bus as I looked out the window and couldn't see road just a big drop. If you didn't look down though the views were incredible, jungle ...
Adventure down the Amazon
... it was amazing what Carmen our cook coukd create in the middle of nowhere! After tea we had a bit of a halloween party around the fire, all wearing our masks and attempting to scare the crew before collapsing into our superhot tents after 36 long hours of being awake! The next morning was very wet. The lightening had started at 3am and the full on thunderstorm at around 4am! It was a little scary especially as we were in a small tent ...
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