The not-so-little plane that took us to Puerto Maldonaldo airport via Cusco...
	The airport wasn't exactly huge
	In fact this is all it was, an overgrown shed. Didn't take long to get through it though :)
	Our carriage was a lorry with garden seats bolted to the back and a cover. But it worked!
	The weather was stifling hot until you got used to it - everywhere was green though, and there was always at least one bird in view
	Puerto Maldonaldo is very much a fronteir town. This road from the airport to the dock seemed to be the only on with tarmac.
	There are only two main forms of transport - bikes and tuk tuks
	A strange mix of old and new was everywhere
	Our first glimpse of the river, the Madre de Dios - Mother of God - one of the major tributaries of the Amazon
	We were transported along the river in these longboats
	Doesn't Hannah look fetching in the lifejacket? :)
	Not our lodges, but took a pic anyway
	This little tarantula was waiting for us at ours!
	Our rooms for the next three nights
	Trumpeter birds, dumb things!
	Those things hanging down from the tree are the nests of the black and yellow birds
	The tree's roots only go down a metre or so, and therefore the big ones have these big structral roots
	The next coupley photo!
	Cesar, our guide, doing the Tarzan thing