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         		 Just kidding, it was delicious!: by viajerofrye, Views[311]
         		 My first bite of snake...: by viajerofrye, Views[287]
         		 Salad, spinach and tomatoes from the garden, baked plantain from the garden with cheese and pepper, rice and lizano bean sauce to accompany the snake. Yum, yum!: by viajerofrye, Views[404]
         		 A warning to all other deadly snakes... we will eat you, and enjoy it!: by viajerofrye, Views[745]
     
    Seriously, that looks pretty good!: by viajerofrye, Views[315]
         		 Here goes nothing!: by viajerofrye, Views[319]
         		 Coral getting ready to add the snake to the pan of butter, garlic and onion...: by viajerofrye, Views[318]
         		 This partially digested mouse was inside the upper part of the stomach. Pretty incredible!: by viajerofrye, Views[1920]
         		 Delightful - eggs, liver and stomach in the middle. Should be pretty tasty!: by viajerofrye, Views[423]
     
    It was not a sterile surgery... my hands were covered in dirt and sweat to start, then covered with blood and guts. Now, several hours later I still have eau de terciopelo in my nostrils and it is not pleasant.: by viajerofrye, Views[405]
         		 Snake eggs are probably a delicacy... somewhere.: by viajerofrye, Views[283]
         		 Two hours after the head had been removed, the heart was removed from the body and was STILL beating! : by viajerofrye, Views[338]
         		 The skin is beautiful, and will be used to show others what the terciopelo looks like, and perhaps to learn how to tan!: by viajerofrye, Views[332]
         		 We tried to figure out if it was male or female, and had a difficult time. I confused the kidneys for epididimitis, and the uterine horns for vas deferens. Dr. Byrne would be very disappointed in me! We later found unfertilized eggs that were not fat bodies to confirm it was a female.: by viajerofrye, Views[587]
     
    Never thought I'd do a dissection with no shirt and a bandanna, but I literally ran from working in the field to check out the snake and didn't get a chance to find my shirt. Here, Mike and I have removed the skin that everyone helped cut.: by viajerofrye, Views[311]
         		 Everyone who wanted got to help cutting the skin from the internal workings. The whole process was so fascinating!: by viajerofrye, Views[234]
         		 Even cut open, and hour after the head was removed, the heart was still beating!: by viajerofrye, Views[313]
         		 Fear gone - time to learn about snake biology!: by viajerofrye, Views[284]
         		 Holy crap. Would my boots really protect me from these fangs? Maybe not, but truth is these guys are less aggressive than we make them out to be. For two days Emily worked with the snake nearby and it only ever scurried away.: by viajerofrye, Views[271]
     
    The skin was quite beautiful: by viajerofrye, Views[236]
         		 Diamond-shaped head = deadly snake (well, unless the head is separated from the body).: by viajerofrye, Views[834]
         		 hisssssssssssss: by viajerofrye, Views[276]
         		 Brave warrior Emily! I would not have worked in the snake patch after seeing the slithery critter the day before.: by viajerofrye, Views[270]
         		 Mike poked around a bit and out popped the snake! Robert lined up and in one decisive motion killed the deadly beast.: by viajerofrye, Views[320]
     
    Watching in suspense as Robert poked in the brush to flush the snake out.: by viajerofrye, Views[262]
         		 Yesterday Emily almost grabbed the snake thinking it was brush. Today she stumbled on to it again and it was decided that we would kill it and eat it.: by viajerofrye, Views[253]
         		 Watch out Serta... there's a new bed maker in town! So far I've made 3+ and hope to make 5 more before I leave Finca de Robert.: by viajerofrye, Views[257]
         		 Canela (Spanish for cinnamon; the dog's name) hung out with me while I moved dirt to make planting beds.: by viajerofrye, Views[362]
         		 Not the scorpion in the car, this guy was right outside the kitchen door in Scorpion Alley (boxes where we keep/separate our recyclables): by viajerofrye, Views[227]
     
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         		 My second time seeing monkeys... but this time I had my camera!: by viajerofrye, Views[206]
     
    Dalton... so sad to leave the family at Finca de Robert =(: by viajerofrye, Views[232]
         		 Organica - this week I had a banana, coconut, and honey smoothie with toasted granola. SO GOOD!: by viajerofrye, Views[264]
         		 On the way to the farmer's market on Saturday morning, Erica and Mike stood on the back of the car to get a ride to the bus stop. I can't believe this picture, taken with my arm out the window, actually turned out!: by viajerofrye, Views[216]
         		 We've had some good times here at the farm. Good times.: by viajerofrye, Views[256]
         		 Gordita was very impressed with the deep conversation we had in the late night hours.: by viajerofrye, Views[274]
     
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