Trekking in the Remote Amazon Rainforest
During our Trekking the Planet journey we have tried to visit some of the most remote places in the world. Perhaps none of these have been more off the beaten path than the Amazon Rainforest.
During our Trekking the Planet journey we have tried to visit some of the most remote places in the world. Perhaps none of these have been more off the beaten path than the Amazon Rainforest.
Our tenth series of wallpaper, covering our time in Jordan, is now available!
Our journey recently passed the 50,000 mile mark and we have been featured on Gadling.com!
We have sailed the first quarter of Amazon River’s entire distance to the city of Manaus, Brazil, over four days. During this time we learned more about the Amazon and several of its tributaries.
Sandy writes about hiking lessons learned during the treks we have completed. Part 2 presents the second five lessons learned.
Here is the next series of panoramic pictures, covering Nairobi, Kenya to Gibraltar that we have taken with our Sony DSC-HX9V.
Our ninth series of wallpaper, covering our time in Dubai, is now available!
Our first stop in South America was in an unlikely place. Devil’s Island, located off the coast of French Guiana, was the site of an infamous penal colony for 100 years.
Sandy writes about hiking lessons learned during the treks we have completed. Part 1 presents the first five lessons learned.
Our eighth series of wallpaper, covering our time in Ethiopia is now available!
Our first stop in the Caribbean was on the island of St. Maarten. It is the smallest island in the world that is split between two countries. We thought it would be fun to see both the French and Dutch sides of the island.
Sandy writes about setting food on American soil for the first time in 11 months. We were not sure how we would feel coming back after so long away.