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Jungle Trek in Portobelo

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Portobelo - Jungle

At the beginning of the walk, walking through a finca, Heike, Brian and me

Portobelo - Jungle

Passing the church from a different angle

Portobelo - Jungle

Stopping at the top of a hill for a breather

Portobelo - Jungle

one of the old mortar and pestles left here by the indigenous indians that were killed off by the spanish

Portobelo - Jungle

Heike and his horses, this is the one that we had a go of bare back riding!

Portobelo - Jungle

Horse wants mayonnaise flavored crisps!

Portobelo - Jungle

A view over the top of Portobelo

Portobelo - Jungle

Into the thick of the jungle!

Portobelo - Jungle

Very muddy trails

Portobelo - Jungle

Me Heather and Peter following up the rear! I did get told of by Brian when we got back for talking too much, what me? I don't believe it!

Portobelo - Jungle

A view over the jungle canopies

Portobelo - Jungle

More mud and more chatting by the looks of it!

Portobelo - Jungle

Portobelo - Jungle

A tree full of crazy birds nests hanging from the tree. They weren't in any other trees just this one.

Portobelo - Jungle

Portobelo - Jungle

Very nasty palm trees that obviously don't want anyone climbing them

Portobelo - Jungle

Portobelo - Jungle

Looks like I'm trying to push Peter over here, possible to steal his lunch pack!?

Portobelo - Jungle

Nearly down to the river

Portobelo - Jungle

Nasty Brian who doesn't like me speaking!

Portobelo - Jungle

Muddy me

Portobelo - Jungle

Heike our guide, Burgulas, Malauda!! (Some crazy Finish words that he kept in any language he spoke!)

Portobelo - Jungle

Tree bridges across the stream

Portobelo - Jungle

Finally down to the river

Portobelo - Jungle

Portobelo - Jungle

Very very slippery rocks, me and Heather tentitively take slow steps forward, miles behind the others!

Portobelo - Jungle

Holding on to grass for support, always a winner!

Portobelo - Jungle

Tiny illuminous green, very poisonous froggies, the indigenousness uses them or poison on there arrows and blow pipes

Portobelo - Jungle

Portobelo - Jungle

Crazy adventurous rock leaping through the water!

Portobelo - Jungle

Emptying the water out of our boots on the first pit stop

Portobelo - Jungle

Crossing the river via a fallen tree

Portobelo - Jungle

Portobelo - Jungle

Holding onto plants again for dear life, whilst trying not to slip on the rocks and fall into the river running below. Heather snake bumming behind me!

Portobelo - Jungle

Mind that big bolder doesn't fall on your head Brian!! He He!

Portobelo - Jungle

Another pit stop to fill up our bottles with fresh water

Portobelo - Jungle

Portobelo - Jungle

Clothes on the rocks to dry

Portobelo - Jungle

Our final destination the 3rd waterfall

Portobelo - Jungle

Portobelo - Jungle

Portobelo - Jungle

Brian, Heather and Peter after taking a dip in the pool

Portobelo - Jungle

Portobelo - Jungle

Heike and Stu after there own adventure down to the bottom pool. No gold found unfortunately

Portobelo - Jungle

Stuart did have to go and wear his most disgusting pants for all to see! 'The measure of a mans thirst' Red lion beer pants! Thanks Lol where ever you may be for buying him these awful things!

Portobelo - Jungle

I skipped the tree bridge on the way back and took the easy route through the water

Portobelo - Jungle

Portobelo - Jungle

Poor Stu, his walking boots decided that they had had enough and the whole bottom fell off! He had to try and hold them together with a bit of bungee cord without much success.

Portobelo - Jungle

All of us on the way back down

Portobelo - Jungle

Portobelo - Jungle

One of the fantastic trees with routes big enough to camp in. This one is thought to be a 100 or so years old. This one is just a baby compared to ones of this type in Brazil which have been known to live up to many hundreds of years old

Portobelo - Jungle

Hurrah, new toilet is here, we can now leave for the San Blas!

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