I felt much better in the morning, the hives and the bites had subsided. If anything Jaynes looked worse but she was stoic. We set off on our last day to a watering hole where we could sit in the shade and watch whatever came to drink. There were some white cattle resting in the … Continue reading Bolivia 6 – The Watering Hole and the Hide
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Bolivia 5 – After affects, What We Came For!
We slept a short time. The women who look after the farm house took our clothes to wash them, we did try to rinse them but they were so muddy and smelling of swamp, it was barely possible! I found a few more ticks on Jayne. Duston and the others had several too apparently, I … Continue reading Bolivia 5 – After affects, What We Came For!
Bolivia 4 – Stranded
What happened next was completely avoidable. We had lunch back at the ranch. Duston thought we might like to use paddle boats to go along a river. He was very enthusiastic about it saying it was one of the nicest things to do. He explained he'd had someone check for fallen trees a few weeks … Continue reading Bolivia 4 – Stranded
Bolivia 3 – Milking Time and Half a Day in the Forest
The ranch is a Cattle Ranch and is promoting sustainable farming methods and Big Cat conservation. It was very interesting, they have herds of Asian Water buffalo and other white Asian cattle suited to the climate. Duston always has one water buffalo in with the white herds because they act as guards to herds, they … Continue reading Bolivia 3 – Milking Time and Half a Day in the Forest
Bolivia 2 – First day part two – The Big Cats and Disappointment.
After the sloths we were back in the pickup and heading to San Miguelito. The land is flat agricultural area, similar to southern Thailand but with none of the palm sugar. We have arrived in the dry season, they only have two seasons and I imagine the wet season here sees a lot of flooding … Continue reading Bolivia 2 – First day part two – The Big Cats and Disappointment.
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