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Ecuador Rain Forest

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saBEE, 8 Apr ’1029 Apr ’26

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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Comments (3)

  1. Flickr: Cindy Lawton Photography says:
    10 Apr ’10 at 12:27 am

    Ouch, those look like they could hurt! Nice shot.

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  2. Flickr: amberherself says:
    10 Apr ’10 at 2:40 am

    Is that a tree?

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  3. Flickr: saBEEshots says:
    10 Apr ’10 at 3:05 am

    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.

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