Canadian Oil!
Very large beatle.
Getting caught in a tropical thunderstorm just before lunch.
Almost
After our delicious lunch Eduardo asked some locals how the road was to Bahai Drake. They told us if its raining the rivers tend to swell and can make the roads quiet difficult to travel over. The rain subsided so we decided to try the route anyways. We crossed a few streams and then the road tightened and traversed uphill. It was about 25kms of offroading before we finally got to the river the locals were talking about. When we got there the rain had completely stopped so it didnt look too intimidating to cross. Colin and I picked our lines and made it across. Eduardo decided to find his own line and ended up learning some essential offroading skills and he also got wet. A few more stream crossings and sketchy bridges to navigate through we made it to a hostel in the jungle.
As the night came the jungle came alive. The noises that came from the darkness was incredible....We crawled into our sheets, put the mosquito nets over our heads and called it for the night.
PS. Go Canucks Go!!!!!!!!
