Adventures in Bolivia
Adventures in Bolivia
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The big Rivers Cuti and Sacambaja were only two hundred yards away, but their water is not very good to drink, as the broad sandy beach is full of nitrate. Jose Maria told me that in the rainy season, which starts down here in the middle of October, these two rivers form one big sheet of water ; the Caballo Cunco Hill becomes an island, and the water is so deep and the current so strong that no one can cross for weeks and months at a time.
Jose Maria was too old to walk up the very steep path w...hich could be seen leading up to the top of the hill where the big stone was. Next day I went up with Manuel, Zambrana and the two boys, all carrying machetes to clear the way. At the top I found the big stone shaped like an egg.
170 ADVENTURES IN BOLIVIA and on looking to right, left and behind we sai the Rivers Cato and Sacambaja down below, run- ning into one main stream. The scenery was exactly as described by the paper in my possession. I took the exact position of the hill, and at once sent Zam to inform Don Lisandro Mendizabal, who lived at Cuti, twenty-seven miles off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The big Rivers Cuti and Sacambaja were only two hundred yards away, but their water is not very good to drink, as the broad sandy beach is full of nitrate. Jose Maria told me that in the rainy season, which starts down here in the middle of October, these two rivers form one big sheet of water ; the Caballo Cunco Hill becomes an island, and the water is so deep and the current so strong that no one can cross for weeks and months at a time.
Jose Maria was too old to walk up the very steep path w...hich could be seen leading up to the top of the hill where the big stone was. Next day I went up with Manuel, Zambrana and the two boys, all carrying machetes to clear the way. At the top I found the big stone shaped like an egg.
170 ADVENTURES IN BOLIVIA and on looking to right, left and behind we sai the Rivers Cato and Sacambaja down below, run- ning into one main stream. The scenery was exactly as described by the paper in my possession. I took the exact position of the hill, and at once sent Zam to inform Don Lisandro Mendizabal, who lived at Cuti, twenty-seven miles off.
What to read after Adventures in Bolivia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Prodgers, Cecil Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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