amazon-pampa in rurre
3 days pampa tour from Rurrenabaque. Price is US$30 x 3, all inclusive. Tons of animals.
I am afraid of people more than animals. Animals know exactly what they want (e.g. lunch), people take whatever they think they want (e.g. my camera).
TAM is the military airline. Ticket to Rurre is around US$50. "It's wise to take the flight," everyone said that after they took the bus.
One point at the border between the Amazon forest and the high mountains, you can see a clear distinction between clouds and mountains. It was like the sea in a fantasy world. Too bad, the window was too dirty to allow any photo.
It was illegal to eat these big rodents in Bolivia, but not in Brazil.
When you rub the stomach of an alligator, you can hypnotize it (don't try it with the bigger one, they will eat you before getting hypnotized.)
G- will have many great stories to tell his grandchildren.
The sardines will jump into out boat when we sail across the river. Its death was tragic.
The window was broken on our way back.
At night, we went to a pizza place for dinner.
M- said, "Every time I came home, no body cared about my trip. For my friends, painting the roof is more exciting than looking for alligators in the Amazon." And she sipped some beer, "I used to write to my ex-boyfriend everyday about the exciting things of my trip, and later I found he never read my letters. It was so sad."
I guess she was right. Wherever you go, the feeling to the surrounding environment, no matter how strong it was, could only be personal. It would be impossible to convince a foreign entity with no connection to the environment you encountered to share the same feeling.