Jungle Trip

[stanyslava]

This story is one of our first experiences on our trip, and the first time I posted it many details were scattered and omitted, for reasons you will understand only if you read this newly revised version here.
Proceed at your own risk.
X-posted in our travel journal stusik-i-sharik

Comments

[ulyana___]

Авантюристы! Читать-очень интересно.
ЗЫ: Хорошо что я не ваша мама!

[stanyslava]

*потупила глаза и ковыряюсь большим пальцем ноги в песочке...*

[ulyana___]

"...кишащем крокодилами, пираньями и прочей ядовитостью :)"
Молодцы что написали - может кто научится на опыте :)

[summercamp]

This was interesting... http://travelhappy.info/travel-writing/how-to-become-a-lonely-planet-travel-writer-an-interview-with-simon-sellars/

[stanyslava]

I suspected that "much of the job is gathering facts and figures and updating perishable and non-perishable information"... :)

[summercamp]

I'm assuming that you guys are writing down all the tips and tricks from your trip - it would make a fascinating guidebook! Even if you just create a downloadable one that you do for free, it will generate a ton of website hits... Or you can turn it into a book like 90 days to Panama, and sell it on Amazon!

[stanyslava]

So I guess the order of business should be: website, then book (like nine months in South America (and) pushing GreenGo 11,000 miles through Central America) the names need a little more work ;) and then a free, downloadable, "tips n' tricks" manual that would generate traffic. right?