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John Caselli jcaselli13@yahoo.com
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
The trails in the jungles are protected by the park serice with concrete pads. Otherwise, after thousands of travelers, the mud would be up to one's ankles. This path was five kilometers long.
After finishing up this is the way to finish up.
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John Caselli
The goal of life is not to neatly arrive at the grave in a well preserved body; but rather to skid in sideways, worn out, shouting "What a ride!"
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