Crossing the Darien Gap from Panama to Colombia
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I keep looking for a video with a person on foot traversing THE JUNGLE. I haven't found one yet. This video is mis-titled.
On a related note... I crossed the Himalayan mountain range when I was 15. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I was in a plane.
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Very annoying music. Why don't you try narrating? Also, if you ACTUALLY tried crossing the Darien, instead of sailing around it, you prolly wouldn't have survived. You know it's true.
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This isn't exactly crossing the Darian gap its going around it. Much safer though...
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@rockymountainsunrise ya know, i did this at nineteen back in '79 with a boat hired in el real. i also stayed in union choco with the indians. ic things got REAL posh as time has gone on. so your "monumental achievement" kinda' makes me chuckle. i was one of the first.
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the music for crossing the Darien gap
is perfect
the video is not lol
great fun tho
good luck to you and your family
cheers
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"Hey, last year I crossed the Darien Gap by myself, mostly on foot but a little bit with canoes when I had to, in 2 1/2 weeks time and nothing bad at all happened to me. I went from Yaviza, Panamá all the way to Turbo, Colombia. No problems, no big deal. I honestly don't understand why people are so afraid to try it." ---Chuck Norris
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Colombia with an O...
What airlines is that on?
vogel5290 2 years ago
crossing the darrien gap without getting killed by geurrillas or sucked up by meters of swamp - a monumental achievement. "bypassing" the gap - not so much. you should change the title of your video.
rockymountainsunrise 2 years ago 7
Yeah, you´re right, it should be something like bypassing the Darien Gap.
vogel5290 2 years ago 3
We didn't actually visit the Darien, we sailed past it. The Afro Darienitas sound interesting though. The closest we got to the Darien Gap was the San Blas Islands which were a Carribean dream: both culturally and scenery-wise.
vogel5290 2 years ago
felipobmx -
It was about US$360 per person and took 5 days. The time it takes depends on how long you stop in the San Blas Islands and the winds/weather. We also had to pay US$100 for the bicycles.
vogel5290 2 years ago