Wet from the rain forest with not a single dry item, we leave Sacha Lodge. It has been an incredible 4 days here. Back onto the canoe to go upstream for 2 hours to Coca. The water level on the Napo river has risen about 8 feet and it is amazing to notice the difference along the ride. Back to Quito for a few hours, a wonderful lunch with a beautiful scenic backdrop of the mountains and then off to Lima for a night…
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3 Dickens Saturday
3 Dickens meet in the morning, Starting at Art in the park, to a stop in to the garden with PJ, and delightful dim sum along our walk to the Eaton Centre. The garden on top of city hall is so lovely to walk through. Loving our wonderful walkable city….
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Ouch, those look like they could hurt! Nice shot.
Is that a tree?
I did not check to see what they felt like…they definitely were very prickly looking…If I recall correctly, it is a wild papaya tree.