In the words of Charles Darwin, 'Blimey.' We'd been looking forward to the Galapagos and had a feeling it wouldn't disappoint, and it didn't. Even us skinflint travellers, on one of the cheaper boats and without a zoom lens the length of a child's leg, were treated to a glut of wildlife and turquoise seas, which had us dribbling into our snorkels. It was as if David Attenborough and the good Lord on high Himself had conspired to throw at us every imaginable wonder of the world, and then some. For on top of the turtles, sharks, sea lions, whales, penguins, boobies, albatrosses, iguanas and everything else, we also had the rarest of creatures, Camillo, a guide who may very well be a unique species bred only in the Galapagos. So, where to start? Well actually,
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