Now this is Amazon, Volume One - monkeys, sloaths, macaws, spiders, insects, baby tigers and the obligatory mosquitos..

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April 6th 2007

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Wow this really is it, my Â´Sueno DoradoÂ´ or major dream for the english readers of this text. This is why I have endured the numerous vaccinations last year in england and constantly taking the seriously strong larium for fighting malaria for & what I have been looking forward to most in my travels of latin america so far - the amazon and all that it has to offer. I get quite lucky when I ... Read Full Entry

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Jason Burnett

Juanes

Visited Countries Map Example: http://www.travelblog.org/gmaps/map_1QX.html Have visited every spanish speaking country in the world apart from Paraguay, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico. I speak advanced espanol and will be in south america again for travelling and have twelve weeks to explore mostly east, south venzuela and visiting mis amig... full info

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denseness of the amazon jungle

trying to navigate through the jungle in the mud & rain you have to watch your step

spiders webs in the amazon

trying to navigate through the jungle in the mud & rain you have to watch your step and your head !

perriless bridge over the caiman filled dirty river

greg the aussie safely navigating one of the many small stream crossings, you can see the do it yourself wooden stick bridge behind..

prepared for the weather

all ready for the excitement of the jungle trail

anyone know the way out here..

a machete is mans best friend & all you need in this kind of terrain

anyone know the way out here..

a machete is mans best friend & all you need in this kind of terrain

now this really is camouflage - frog

i dont know how our guide managed to spot the endless list of animals hiding here in the jungle in the rain & mud & clearly hidden from the normal human eye

now this really is camouflage - grey spider

i dont know how our guide managed to spot the endless list of animals hiding here in the jungle in the rain & mud & clearly hidden from the normal human eye

now this really is camouflage - grey spider

i dont know how our guide managed to spot the endless list of animals hiding here in the jungle in the rain & mud & clearly hidden from the normal human eye

now this really is camouflage - giant moth

trying to outfox the predators here in the amazon is a tricky game

now this really is camouflage - brown moth

the local people attempt to grow yucca & bananas in these small clearings in the jungle and it is not deforestation !

now this really is camouflage - brown moth

the local people attempt to grow yucca & bananas in these small clearings in the jungle and it is not deforestation !

hunting for tarantulas in the amazon

the local attempt to look for the burrows of tarantulas on our first day of the jungle trail

hunting for tarantulas in the amazon

the local attempt to look for the burrows of tarantulas on our first day of the jungle trail

hunting for tarantulas in the amazon

the local attempt to look for the burrows of tarantulas on our first day of the jungle trail

hunting for tarantulas in the amazon

the local attempt to look for the burrows of tarantulas on our first day of the jungle trail

giant millepedes of the rainforest

the local guide shows off the harmless but very impressive insect of the amazon

Giant Millepedes

Jorge demonstrating his find here in the amazon where everything grows larger than life

Giant Millepedes

Jorge demonstrating his find here in the amazon where everything grows larger than life

Giant Millepedesin the Camouflage

all creatures great and small like to hide here in the jungle

Giant Millepedesin the Camouflage

all creatures great and small like to hide here in the jungle

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26th April 2007

David
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IT all looks amazing, I have looked at all the blogs that you have sent me so far. You must not want to go back home, stay in toch and keep livin life on the edge bro.

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