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         		 More tree/vine inspection by Kim. It was quite interesting to see something so alien from our everyday environment, and yet so naturally aesthetically pleasing.: by dysfunctional, Views[269]
         		 Ollie tentatively testing the strength of a vine hanging from the grand old tree. Either Ollie or his brother Ben (also in shot) have some photos of me swinging from the vine. Shame I didn´t give them my camera, but I´d say Ollie will eventually tag me on such a photo on Facebook (when he finally catches up on his photo uploading - apparently he is constantly running at least a month behind on photo uploads).: by dysfunctional, Views[400]
     
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         		 Kim inspecting this impressive vine-drapped tree at the rivers edge. It was sweet to see such a grand old tree covered in vines, just like you imagine based on movies and stuff.: by dysfunctional, Views[293]
         		 We often passed the thatch-roofed huts of locals on the trail. Such a simple, tough, yet satisfying life they seem to live. Often leaves an interesting perspective and question regarding quality and style of life...: by dysfunctional, Views[253]
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    Ollie taking a quick dip. It was never cold during the day, despite walking through the rain at times. The mornings were generally sunny and overly warm though, so swimming was a welcome break.: by dysfunctional, Views[297]
         		 We crossed the creeks so many times during our trek. Only on the first crossing did we bother to cross on the stones. After that, we all quite sensibly gave up on the idea of dry feet, and started just walking across the river bed. The creek scenery was beautiful, and we often stopped for dip.: by dysfunctional, Views[294]
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         		 I took a lot of shots of hillside and jungle vistas, but they don´t do it all justice. It was awesome treking through the jungle, looking at the vegitation and hillsides and clouds. I loved it.: by dysfunctional, Views[311]
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         		 A breif pause ahead to take a snap of some of the others taking on the trail behind me. Can´t pause long though, or the mossies find you. Anne copped it worst, all over here legs. She was probably the sacrifice for the group, although Darron, here American friend, took quite a lot on his back by the end of the trek. No one escapes without bites though.: by dysfunctional, Views[267]
         		 I spent a considerable amount of time on the trek following the porter´s or guide´s back like this. I felt great while hiking the trails, and was able to keep up with them when a lot of others had fallen behind. It was good fun keeping up with the porter over the slippery and uneven terrain. Granted, I did have the advantage of only having a small day pack on my back, where as he was carrying about 25 kilos. Strong spry lad still managed to almost lose me a couple of times. I think he was having fun racing ahead with me, because he started encouraging me to take off whenever he did.: by dysfunctional, Views[307]
     
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