We visited Nauta - the earliest colonial settlement on the Amazon. Then back to Iquitos to fly to the USA with a day's stopover in Lima. We covered 400 miles on the river, 150 miles on the skiff, and about 10,000 years in time.
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Clive > Clearly we are arriving back in civilization
Clive > The market here had much variety of vegetables, but smaller quantities. Riverenos bring their produce to market individually.
Clive > Days 6 - Nauta, Iquitos, and back to the USA photo
Clive > The little yellow berries are used as a spice
Clive > The heavy rain stopped, but intermittent showers ensured that the streets were wet.
Clive > Breadfruit
Clive > Days 6 - Nauta, Iquitos, and back to the USA photo
Clive > We saw very little bread in the market. On the boat, much of the bread was made with potato flour.
Clive > Days 6 - Nauta, Iquitos, and back to the USA photo
Clearly we are arriving back in civilization
> Clearly we are arriving back in civilization
Clearly we are arriving back in civilization
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