Tag Archives: Georgetown

Rainforest adventure 7: Caiman catching

Posted on August 7, 2013 by verawoodhead

Today we are leaving Karanambu for Caiman House, Yupukari. The 1 hour journey is undertaken in the old 4×4 on a path that is barely visible and obviously hardly used. Vehicles are uncommon here. Caiman House is a field station … Continue reading →

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Rainforest adventure 4: Iwokrama, Sankar the caiman and howler monkeys

Posted on July 1, 2013 by verawoodhead

From Rock View we made the 2 hour journey to Iwokrama Lodge in a rackety old Hilux pickup. There is only 1 road here – it runs between Lethem and Georgetown. During the journey we only saw 3 other vehicles! … Continue reading →

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Rainforest adventure 1: Kaiteur and Orinduik Falls

Posted on June 9, 2013 by verawoodhead

My last blog was in March and so much has happened since that it has been difficult to write another one! To combat this I have picked up from my last blog which I wrote just before going on an adventure to … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Barrington Browne, Demerara River, Georgetown, Georgetown Guyana, Golden Frog, Guyana, Kaiteur Falls, Orinduik Falls, Port of Spain, Sofitel, South America, Wilderness Explorers | 4 Comments

Tag Archives: Georgetown

Rainforest adventure 7: Caiman catching

Rainforest adventure 4: Iwokrama, Sankar the caiman and howler monkeys

Rainforest adventure 1: Kaiteur and Orinduik Falls

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