Wild Tiger Buggies!!! It rained a lot the day before, so the once dusty trail is now pure mud and puddles! We were caked with Dominican Republic clay and dirt. Head to toe. Driving out to the spot was harsh but showed the beautiful country side! Small villages, cows, horses, stray dogs everywhere, little hole in the wall cafés with three things in the menu, beer and two other things in Spanish we didnt know, lol... The trails were crazy bumpy, and to keep up with the lead and not get lost you had to keep a good pace, which meant splashing in every single puddle. Driving. We would stop at a venue/shop to learn about their honey, coconut oil (we bought both), cigars, coffee and chocolate. More driving. Beach with tons of pan handlers trying to swindle us some Capitol for a picture with their iguana and rare mineral necklaces. The water was so deep blue. With a beautiful 100ft cliff about .5mile down the shore line. More driving. Then to a cave, 25ft deep waters, 5ft jump into the water, steep slippery stairs and jungle vegetable spilling over the cliff edges.
Posted on: Wed, 24 Sep 2014 00:23:48 +0000
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