Livingston
(DAY059 : Livingston)
The rain was still going in the morning, so I placed the camera inside my bag-type underwater housing and left the gear bag behind. We met up with Radu (The Romanian guy from NY) and made it to the lancha dock under the bridge.
The round trip speed boat tours to Livingston cost $20, start at 9:30 (not 9) every morning, and take about 5 hours with a few stops along the way and 2 hours in town. They are well worth the money and time, especially if you haven't left your telephoto lens behind. The rain did stop by 9:30, and I was stuck with the 17-40 and the baby Leica. Can't always win.
Below: Livingston
Back by 3 something pm, in my tent by 4, I continued my sleep from where I'd left it in the morning. In the evening, well, you know I'm a habitual creature... Tomorrow, it'll be Tikal.
The rain was still going in the morning, so I placed the camera inside my bag-type underwater housing and left the gear bag behind. We met up with Radu (The Romanian guy from NY) and made it to the lancha dock under the bridge.
The round trip speed boat tours to Livingston cost $20, start at 9:30 (not 9) every morning, and take about 5 hours with a few stops along the way and 2 hours in town. They are well worth the money and time, especially if you haven't left your telephoto lens behind. The rain did stop by 9:30, and I was stuck with the 17-40 and the baby Leica. Can't always win.
Below: Livingston
Back by 3 something pm, in my tent by 4, I continued my sleep from where I'd left it in the morning. In the evening, well, you know I'm a habitual creature... Tomorrow, it'll be Tikal.
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