
Heading south from Otavalo, I crossed the equator today. There's a theme park and large monument (pic) marking the exact spot where it's 300 metres away. I only saw it from the bus, so I never got to demonstrate that water does not go straight down the plug hole in a shower at this point.

After six hours on a bus I needed to stretch my legs, so walked the last 7km down to Mindo rather than take a taxi. It's a pleasant, quiet little backpacker town surrounded by lush green mountains (pic).


In the evening I joined a group of fellow backpackers on a night jungle safari looking at tiny but extremely noisy frogs, and huge hairy DEADLY spiders the size of your HAND (pic).
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