Walking through the Darien rainforest between Colombia and Panama, with my crew. The Darien rainforest is the most dense jungle in the world. We took this picture at 'Palo de Letras', the halfway point, between the two countries, or the unofficial border, after days of walking through guerrilla infested territory, right wing paramilitary death squads, armed bandits and alor of other colorful 'wildlife'. In the picture, Colombian author, Alfredo Molano (with panama hat) and our guides from a village on the Cacarica river, in the heart of the Chocó.
Sunday, September 04, 2005
Journal (I)
Walking through the Darien rainforest between Colombia and Panama, with my crew. The Darien rainforest is the most dense jungle in the world. We took this picture at 'Palo de Letras', the halfway point, between the two countries, or the unofficial border, after days of walking through guerrilla infested territory, right wing paramilitary death squads, armed bandits and alor of other colorful 'wildlife'. In the picture, Colombian author, Alfredo Molano (with panama hat) and our guides from a village on the Cacarica river, in the heart of the Chocó.
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