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Thatched jungle boat takes guests of a lodge near Iquitos up Amazon streams 2,300 miles from the sea
Thatched jungle boat takes guests of a lodge near Iquitos up Amazon streams 2,300 miles from the sea

Thatched jungle boat takes guests of a lodge near Iquitos up Amazon streams 2,300 miles from the sea

Date11/1/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Thatched jungle boat takes guests of a lodge near Iquitos up Amazon streams 2;300 miles from the sea. You also go out in canoes at night along firefly-lit streams in search of crocodiles. Visits to a nearby Indian village and walks through the jungle are also featured. The lodge is built in the form of a native habitation with open sides and thatched roof. You sleep under a mosquito nettting to a banjo chorus of frogs. You are warned not to offer money to Indians.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0117963F
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