These houses are built on stilts over the water. Not very safe or sanitary….
Aaron, Heidi, & myself are ready to begin the adventure! Sarah is behind the camera.
More house on stilts….
We crossed the river on a ferry, then took motorcycles around the island.
They have a lot of cattle here.
The first place that we visited was the bat caves.
An estimated 55 million bats live in this cave!!
School kids.
They have some beautiful flowers here.
Next, we visited the waterfalls. It has become more expensive recently, due to becoming a touristy place, so we didn’t spend much time here.
Me, Heidi, & Aaron
Sarah
They have a lot of pretty goats here – very colorful.
We enjoyed eating lunch at a little dining place. We ordered rice, chicken adobo, soup, & a clam/vegetable salad.
Durian is the country’s well-known fruit. People describe it as tasting like cheese, garlic, onion, mango/banana, etc. I definitly didn’t taste garlic or onion in the one that we got.
The yellow pods are what we eat.
Heidi is going home in a few days, so I am trying to spend as much time with her as I can before she leaves. Thank you Heidi for your friendship!
Aaron has been here for about 10 days. He is quite adventurous in trying everything, except for the water!
Looks like a lot of fun!!
ReplyDeleteI am glad that you are able to experience a variety of adventures.
LOL
Bro