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81 viewsJust outside of La Paz with mountaintops at our wingtips.
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81 viewsA heron is an example of a generally salt-water animal that now lives in the Amazon as well.
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81 viewsThe last photo I took with my G7. As you can see (in prior photos too) the left side is completely out of focus. This was our bus aide and he was hilarious.
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80 viewsOne of the first caimans we spotted. There were hundreds if not over a thousand of them all along the river.
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79 viewsThe plane that got us here.
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79 viewsWe left the airport on motorbike.
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79 viewsThe next stop was piranha fishing. Heesun starts us off with a catfish.
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77 viewsRiding the bike with both backpacks brought me right back to Asia.
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77 viewsThe new battery is put in and tested.
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76 viewsAnother turtles keeps his eyes on us as we pass.
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75 viewsThis lizard is pretty well camoflauged I'd say.
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75 viewsAnd at long last we set off on a three hour boat journey upstream.
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75 viewsA turtle catches some sun.
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74 viewsAnd we're off on the road again.
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74 viewsA boat takes off into the heart of the Yacuma Pampas, where we'd spend the next three days.
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73 viewsWe left the next morning for a Pampas tour. We passed this guy along the dirt road to Santa Rosa.
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73 viewsThe plains of the Amazon basin.
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73 viewsOur driver takes off cradling the old battery.
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73 viewsAnd of course no journey through the Amazon would be complete without monkeys.
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73 viewsWe had to bus back because heavy rain made the runway a mud pit. Unfortunately, it did the same to the roads.
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