 (orig) (info) Aussies... |
 (orig) (info) Kate's Kangaroos |
 (orig) (info) "You find one in every car..." |
 (orig) (info) Bully vs. the Surutú |
 (orig) (info) Kates crossing |
 (orig) (info) kate crossing 2 |
 (orig) (info) A resident of the transition zone (what used to national park) at work |
 (orig) (info) Welcome |
 (orig) (info) Please don't rite (sic) on the wall. Don't be rude. |
 (orig) (info) Disguised... |
 (orig) (info) Río Macuñucú |
 (orig) (info) Another spider |
 (orig) (info) crossing |
 (orig) (info) Crossing the Macuñucú |
 (orig) (info) A light for our camp |
 (orig) (info) The kitchen |
 (orig) (info) Morning pancakes, and a cook with a funny look on his face |
 (orig) (info) It's really the jungle... |
 (orig) (info) Wheeeee |
 (orig) (info) Mama, with a _lot_ of babies on her back |
 (orig) (info) more of them |
 (orig) (info) A canyon in the jungle |
 (orig) (info) More of the Macuñucú canyon |
 (orig) (info) The hike was just beautiful. |
 (orig) (info) Kate, by the beach |
 (orig) (info) jungle paradise |
 (orig) (info) Kate and Bully |
 (orig) (info) another crossing |
 (orig) (info) side canyon |
 (orig) (info) This is where we left the river, as it grows deeper and deeper in the canyon |
 (orig) (info) We followed this stream up a side canyon for a ways |
 (orig) (info) The group |
 (orig) (info) Just another jungle stream |
 (orig) (info) Bully and Kate, trying not to fall |
 (orig) (info) Kate in front of the first of the falls |
 (orig) (info) The same, but without someone blocking the view. :) |
 (orig) (info) green tunnel |
 (orig) (info) second falls |
 (orig) (info) Okay, so the water wasn't exactly *warm* |
 (orig) (info) little guy |
 (orig) (info) small falls |
 (orig) (info) Now _that_ is attractive! |
 (orig) (info) The girls had a morning yoga session, while Bully and I, uh, didn't. |
 (orig) (info) more yoga |
 (orig) (info) Ready to kick some ass |
 (orig) (info) Franklin, our guide |
 (orig) (info) Termite ball? |
 (orig) (info) After drying one's shoes by the fire, one is advised to remove them from the heat lest they melt, shrink, or become contorted and thus unwearable. Should this happen, one is advised to borrow a single sandal from a friend. |
 (orig) (info) Leaving... |
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