One of the local families that we stayed with
Blog: Spat out by the Jungle
Date: July 1st 2009
Hey Everybody, WE MADE IT!!! The last six days have been incredibly challenging mentally, physically, and emotionally. There are perhaps no words to encapsulate what we just went through, but the most important thing is that we made it through! The trek was the most difficult journey I have every experienced in my life. The terrain was extremely difficult, in many different ways. We encounte ... read more
Date: July 1st 2009
Hey Everybody, WE MADE IT!!! The last six days have been incredibly challenging mentally, physically, and emotionally. There are perhaps no words to encapsulate what we just went through, but the most important thing is that we made it through! The trek was the most difficult journey I have every experienced in my life. The terrain was extremely difficult, in many different ways. We encounte ... read more
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We are currently homeless and jobless and for the first time in our lives we actually feel liberated by this state.
For those of you who are worried that we will disappear into the South American landscape without a trace, we have decided to maintain a travel blog. We are hoping that it will be filled with our interesting and wild adventures and insights, but when it fails to do this, it will naturally deconstruct into a practical tracking solution.
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