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         		 Cactus island: by vietnamviking, Views[494]
         		 The new Patate: by vietnamviking, Views[448]
         		 Sunrise outside the salt hotel: by vietnamviking, Views[451]
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         		 This photo is a special treat for Inti: by vietnamviking, Views[396]
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         		 A flying Monica: by vietnamviking, Views[460]
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         		 Home sweet home! La Paz quickly became one of my favorite cities, because it is not the amazon.: by netsy19, Views[1350]
     
    Do you remember that book Alive? Well, that´s what I was thinking of when I looked out the window to see a mountain at the same altitude as the plane... then i started thinking about how much food i had on me, there was no soccer team here...: by netsy19, Views[417]
         		 Nothing quite like a grass runway... but i´m not going to complain if my other option is a bus: by netsy19, Views[482]
         		 The only fun part of the jungle: by netsy19, Views[424]
         		 One big happy family outside our
         		 Trip into the jungle (at this point I´m taking picture just to take my mind off the fact that i´m sitting in another one of those damn canoes... but the scenery was pretty amazing): by netsy19, Views[615]
     
    Yes, that is a pirana... and yes, I did eat it (tasted like fried): by netsy19, Views[16997]
         		 Ready to tromp thru the swamps looking for anaconda: by netsy19, Views[453]
         		 What´s that? Another bird? Ok, so in reality it was a really cool tour: by netsy19, Views[480]
         		 My new least favorite means of transportation: by netsy19, Views[1432]
         		 Crane... one of many: by netsy19, Views[1435]
     
    Ahh... such a small hard canoe: by netsy19, Views[473]
         		 Ah the range rover, did i mention we had to get out and push start it after we turned the engine off the second time (engine problems seem to be the norm here): by netsy19, Views[528]
         		 I´m in a bus, this is a two lane road and off to the left is a 600ft cliff (note the lack of guardrail): by netsy19, Views[473]
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         		 An attempt to take a picture of La Paz from the bus: by vietnamviking, Views[438]
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    On the boat to Isla del Sol: by vietnamviking, Views[432]
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