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Kogi indigenous people at the place where
jeep road from Mingeo village ends and the path to Pueblo Viejo village
begins
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Looks like Collibri bird
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Kogi
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Kogi
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Flora of Santa Marta NP jungle
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Two good bridges like this are nowadays on the way to Pueblo
Viejo
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Santa Marta NP jungle
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Santa Marta NP jungle
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Our first night in Santa Marta NP jungle
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Natural sleeping pad
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Kogi
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Kogi
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Santa Marta NP jungle
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Santa Marta NP jungle
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Santa Marta NP jungle
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Kogi with poporo - natural container holding
burnt crushed sea shells (in fact lime). When the powder is put into
mouth by the stick it helps to activate the coca leaves they
constantly chew. Poporo is mark of manhood but it symbolizes woman
itself ...
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Bonga, Kogi village on the way to Pueblo
Viejo
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Bonga, Kogi village on the way to Pueblo
Viejo
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Kogi man with child
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Kogi
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Kogi
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Fauna of Santa Marta NP jungle
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Path to Pueblo Viejo
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Flora of Santa Marta NP jungle
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Flora of Santa Marta NP jungle
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Kogis are moving all the time up and down
the path to Pueblo Viejo and other villages.
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The only nice clear
campsite, about 8 hours up from the end of jeep road, about 2 hours
before Pueblo Viejo.
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Valley in the direction to Pueblo Viejo,
high moutains and other higher Kogi villages
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Fauna of Santa Marta NP jungle
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Kogi
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Kogi
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Kogi women are very active during their
walks, many of them weaving Kogi shoulder bags (mochillas) or something
else all the time
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