Letters From The Amazon by Sal Bolton, Part 2

 For those who enjoyed listening to Sal Bolton's 'The Call of Africa', you are invited to follow her on another adventure, this time into the rain forests of Ecuador, South America. Sal, inspired by her childhood film hero, Indiana Jones, and with only a basic school-girl knowledge of Spanish, attempts her own adventure into the Amazon, one of the most mysterious and formidable bio-diverse ecosystems on the planet; a place that has drawn explorers and travellers for generations into its dark and sacred heart. Episode Two - Into the Amazon Part Two of 'Letters From The Amazon' sees the exotic adventure begin to unravel, as Sal begins to embark on a cross country bus ride, setting off from the concrete jungle of Ecuador's valley capital Quito and into the fantasia of the real wild jungle of the Amazon.....by herself. Left to follow instructions on a piece of paper and stuck on a South American bus for six hours whilst needing the desperate urge for a bathroom; we follow in her first steps of the journey on the road into the Amazon. Catching her first overwhelming glimpse of the mighty real Rainforest, she soon finds herself relying on the divine intervention of her guardian angel and the help of good natured rural natives as she becomes lost in translation and stranded in the jungle town of Tena......     Episode One:   In Dr Jones FootstepsEpisode Two:   Into The AmazonEpisode Three: Welcome To The JungleEpisode Four:   The Enchanted ForestEpisode Five:   Finding Miss Piggy   Coming soon...... Episode Six: Last Boat to Misahualli  Written and Narrated by Sal BoltonDirected and Produced by Nigel Killick Please Buy an Acre for £25 from The Rainforest Foundation UKhttp://www.rainforestfoundationuk.org/Protect_an_acre_of_rainforest Jatun Sacha Reservehttp://www.jatunsacha.org/ingles/ World Land Trusthttp://www.worldlandtrust.org/projects/buy-acre Sky Rainforest Rescuehttps://rainforestrescue.sky.com/amazon-rainforest Read more from Sal's online blog about The Amazonhttp://lettersfromtheamazon.travellerspoint.com/9/