bushrat

Yes, I have a parrot at home in Guyana. There are several species of parrots here. Needless to say they are quite cheap.

Gorgeous pics.

I've seen some of your location pics ..... and can understand what it's like trying to build a road in such conditions.

Too late to let things go now, all of their court room attacks were initiated during my hospital stays, plus they even stole documents out of my briefcase while I was sleeping in my hospital room. I know I can never trust them now ..... or ever again. I'm terminating their employment, benefits .... and their kid's employment and benefits too. Plus they will be losing their company cars.

hope you made it to BC safe and sound. air travel can be a bitch some times!

Made it home safe and sound. Just chillin, eatin, and spending time with my daughter.

have fun!!!

enjoy your R&R time, you certainly need to get back up north for a bit

looks like some deep mud

yeah, basically 4-5 ft deep, for about 500m long in many sections of the road. We have to winch the trucks through that stuff. It takes the trucks roughly 6 rs to go 130 km.

lol, no its not like chicken. Kinda sweet, very tender meat.

Army trucks are the s$%! You gotta post some pics of you plowing through the jungle

bombay sapphire gin ... straight up chilled of course you will never drink anything else after that first glass

for the record, I no longer drink.

as a future transplant patient, all of my homes are and forever will be drug, alchohol, and smoke free ... but in the past I lived on bombay sapphire gin.

see, you're not the only one reading your blog mmmmmm, rainforest...are you dripping sweat all day long??

Well, since it rains a lot, nearly every day... you do get wet when you are out in the rain naturally. But I am also from Canada, where we do not have such high heat and humidity, so I am sticky most of the time. That part I hate, but the forest is awesome, I can hear the howler monkeys at night. Yesterday I saw a flock of Macaw parrots. I have seen sloths, jaguars, panthers, many snakes, laba (aka. Capybara), crocodiles, and giant otters.

I guess people do read blogs... thanks for your comments.