Ethan took this photo from above a fall looking down the very fast, spiraling water. This is our dry season, it will be interesting to see what these look like in the wet season, or if we will be able to get there during the wet season. Phil is preparing for his dive, the dogs are watching.

I drove up on my Rhino locked in 4 x 4, as far as the trail would allow me to go. Mud bogged me down at one point, and when I went back down I was surfing in the mud trying not to launch the vehicle off of the side of the mountain. The Rhino has been everything I had hoped for, surefooted, fast, fun, dependable, high clearance, and can haul a load. It takes the washboard roads and goat trails very comfortably.

Here I am with the Rhino, an obvious glamour shot. No one cares when you are at the farm. I am wearing my rubber boots, and an old shirt, big hat and dark glasses to keep the sun off of me. It is a beautiful day and this is the perfect vehicle to go where no man has gone before.

Joaquin, a 5th year student at Earth University is sitting on the Rhino discussing the farm with Kristofer, Sara, her brother Alberto, and our farm manager Marcos who is wearing the white hat.