Valentina´s trials and tribulations in the Pantanal

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October 3rd 2009

Published: October 3rd 2009

The Pantanal is the largest wetland in the world with vast amounts of wildlife. This was not part of our original itinerary so we were not entirely sure of what to expect. The first signs were not good when we spotted that our guide was missing a finger. Undeterred we set off on a 4 hour bus ride followed by another hour in a 4x4, this last part of the journey took us deep into the Pantanal are... Read Full Entry

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Macaw

The lights are actually the eyes of the caiman in the river

Bath time in the Paraguay river

4th October 2009

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When David Attenborough does retire............ I can't find the pictures

5th October 2009

Georgina
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spider
Oh my god ! I'd have been on the next plane home!!!! brilliant pictures and haven't laughed so much in ages xxxxx

5th October 2009

Mum and Dad
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Pantanal visit
We could imagine the horror on your face when the Bats and moths arrived to share supper, and without an invite, who'd of thought it!!!!!!!!!! Good job there's an experienced farm hand to take control, but concerned over your eyesight? You've become so traumatised, the next unexpected monster to visit turns out to be harmless twig impersonating a croc.! Mum says she doesn't blame you being frightened of the spider he was a real mamma jamma! Keep the pics coming. xxxxxxx

5th October 2009

Dad (aka Pinny)
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Picture 25 sleeping horse
Hey Tina your horse in picture 25 has dropped off! He looks a pretty pacy old codger. XXXXXXXXXXXX

9th October 2009

Carole
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WoW
I'm so jealous, you look as if you are having the time of your life. Enjoy it!! Think you are really brave having that snake on your body.. I would not have gone near it. Take care both.

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