This is the first CPCD – Crappy Phone Cam Dispatch – from Puerto Maldanado, Peru.
First off, if you don’t know what a Crappy Phone Cam Dispatch (CPCD) is here is an explanation. Second, after eight days in the rainforest, I am still without my lost luggage. Yeah, that’s right – in the wettest, most humid, hottest, steamiest, sweatiest, muddiest, rainiest place imaginable on the face of the Earth, I had one set of clothes for the entire eight-plus days. The good news is that I should be getting my checked bag today when I fly to Cusco for the mountain phase of my Peru trip.
Here are a few crappy phone cam images from the Amazon. Enjoy.
Loading up the boats to head upriver
Our accommodations in Posadas Amazonas
A precocious scarlet macaw cleaning up after breakfast at the Tambopata Research Center
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3 Comments
Richard, hope you visit Machu Picchu and send back some of your photos which I know will be spectacular. I have made three trips there in the past and found it to be just magical. Have a great trip. Thank you for sharing your beautiful photographs.
Sounds very exciting!
I hope you´ll get a wonderful trip and get
many nice photos!
Morgan
Hi Richard, I love your photos, you really are a talented photographer, I look forward to seeing more of your work. Enjoy Machu Picchu!