Selva - Jungle 101
- llegamos, 5am-
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| Oscar trying to catch up with some sleep / Oscar recuperando el sueño. |
Una hora de vuelo y llegamos a la ciudad de Pucallpa. Desde que colocamos el pie fuera del avión, la humedad comenzó a abrumarnos y nos impulsó a despojarnos de las chompas que vestíamos por el frio de Lima.
Caminamos del avión a la sala donde recibimos el equipaje.
Cada uno de los alumnos buscaba sus cajas, maletas y a la vez intentaba despertarse. Creo que Oscar no fue tan exitoso, a penas cogió su equipaje se quedó dormido en el piso jaja.
Una vez que salimos de esa sala, afuera nos esperaba Irma. Una mujer que irradiaba el amor de Dios y su vocación por servirle (aprendí mucho de ella durante todo el viaje).
Sin embargo, a pesar de que ella llegó temprano, faltaba el bus que nos llevaría a nuestro primer destino : FAIENAP (campamento de la asociación de las iglesias nativas).
Pero aún así fue bueno, los alumnos aprovecharon para compartir un tiempo juntos conversando y riendo. Mientras que para mí la aventura fotográfica ya había comenzado.
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| Students waiting for the bus // Los alumnus esperando el bus |
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| Luggage & Equipaje |
De pronto llamaron a papa y le dijeron que el bus no podía entrar y que había que llevar todo afuera. ¡Pucha, qué flojera! jaja, pero igual lo hicimos. La verdad es que fue de Dios que tengamos la fuerza para sobrevivir ese día porque NADIE durmió las debidas ocho horas para funcionar, creo que tres fueron lo máximo que alcanzamos.
Pero ahí estábamos, sentados en un bus cuya puerta estaba abierta por el abundante calor, un poco viejo pero cómodo, y simplemente rumbo a las afueras de la ciudad a sumergirnos poco a poco en la selva ...
*Si te perdiste la primera parte de esta aventura te invito a que la disfrutes aqui*
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| The bus & El bus |
-we arrived, 5am-
One hour flight and we were already in Pucallpa city. From the very first moment we put our feet off the plane, we felt the heat and humidity coming to us and make us feel already overwhelmed, so we had to remove the jackets and sweaters that we were wearing for the cold of Lima.
We walked from the plane to the gate where we received our luggage. So each of the students were venturing to look for their boxes, suitcases and at the same time trying to wake up. Though i don't think Oscar quite accomplished that, as he feel asleep on the floor after grabbing his bag (first picture above).
Once we left that gate, we met with Irma who was waiting for us. A women who irradiated the love of God and a passion to serve Him. (i learned so much from her during this trip).
However, though she was there early the bus wasn't and we weren't able yet to reach our next destination: FAIENAP ( a camp for the association of native churches).
But it was all good because the students were able to bond and share a moment of conversation. Meanwhile for me the photographic adventure had already started.
Suddenly, they called dad and told him the bus wash't able to make it all the way in the airport so we needed to take everything outside. Man, we were so lazy! haha, but we did it anyways. The truth is that God gave us the strength to go through that day because NOBODY slept their eight hours in order to function, i think the max. we hit was 3 hours.
But there we were, sitting in the bus (picture above) with its door open because of the abundant hear, it was a little old but still comfortable, and we were simply heading outside the city to dive little by little into the jungle ...
*If you missed the first part of the story, i invite you to enjoy it here*
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