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| My hostal in Rurrenabaque. Very nice family that runs the hotel. |
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| View from my balcony in Rurrenabaque. |
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| Homeless indigenous people who get brought down river to trade stuff. |
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| Pampas market in Rurrenabaque. This was like the Walmart of Rurrenabaque. |
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| Friendly puppy at the river banks. |
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| Jello eating monkey. If you give him a jello cup he can peel the top off and suck out the jello. |
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| Pet monkey at the corner store. It was a baby and didn't bite...yet. |
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| Pet monkey at the corner store. |
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| Itzhak checking out the motorcycle. |
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| This is Izhak from Israel who I sold my motorcycle to for $350.00 and a set of Judaica kosher collectible antique knives. He is married to a Bolivian woman and they have a baby on the way. So this was more like a gift to him as the motorcycle was worth $1500.00 approximately |
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| TAM is the airline that I used to fly to La Paz. They are cheaper and have better planes than Amazonas airlines. |
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| The plane taxing to the loading ramp. |
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| Two friends from New Zealand. |
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| The plane taking us to Trinidad then on to La Paz. |
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| Last sight of the Beni River leaving Rurrenabaque. |
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| On the twin engine prop plane back to La Paz, where I will book a flight and get a ticket to Houston., which cost me $1250.00 last minute. |
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| My last supper in La Paz at a restaurant called Casa de Argentina for $7.00 |
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| La Paz airport coffee shop. |
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| Waiting at the La Paz airport |
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| Beautiful snow covered Andes mountains. |
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| Last images of the Andes. |
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| Airplane food. |
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| Main course. |
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| Flying over Cuba. |
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| Flying over Cuba I think |
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| My new/used car . Back in Houston. All is well. Thanks to everyone for the prayers, emails, and facetime/skype calls... You know who you are. It's good to be back. Hope to see you soon.
David
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