Friday, June 24, 2011
Day 18 - Yachana
Tonight was our last night in the rainforest. We’ll be waking up bright and early tomorrow at 5 a.m. to venture to our next destination. We’ll take our three-hour boat ride to Coca to fly to our connecting flight in Quito and then to Manta, a town on the coast, for a couple days on the beach.
In honor of our last night in Yachana, we threw a bonfire/cookout.
Nick Bratcher
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