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We propose the news received from Mario Adolini directly from Colombia:

" 19 hours, 30, 6 January 2009. Six days of Colombia and everything runs smoothly. Colombia and 'challenging for the difficulties' logistics. You move with public buses and at best are 10-11 hours away. Beautiful rivers. Nature at its best, from the point of view and canoe 'still a virgin land waiting to be discovered. Many rivers are unexplored due to lack of roads for access. Wild jungle and deepest canyon prevent scouting. Despite all of our group is moving well. A big help is giving him to Amid, a Frenchman who has a center rafting on the Rio Magdalena in San Agustin. It provides us with important information about rivers and how to reach them but, on the river, we need to hurry on their own. Scouting continues and maximum concentration, but so far we have been well rewarded by the beauty of the rivers and open ourselves to the satisfaction of the rivers in complete autonomy. For now we are on the travel program. Once in Bogota 'January 1st we headed to San Agustin on the Rio Magdalena in southern Colombia. Thirteen hours of travel and it 'passed fear. The next day we move more 'to the north towards Medellin. Another interesting area for the presence of many rivers. We have half meeting with two canoeists Americans today are moving from San Gil, north of Colombia, Medellin. We'll see how to meet. Although Colombia and 'great, canoeists there are so few who will not be' hard to recognize (the smell?).

Rivers tracks so far are:
- Magdalena below: class III volume
- Magdalena Medio: Class IV volume
- Rio Mazamura: Class IV - V creek

Tomorrow, January 7, we hope to make the river Sombrero class IV - V creek. We are doing a lot of footage and photographs to document rivers and the country in general. To date we have already 'a lot' of material. On our return we will produce a video of the shipment and will post the information on the school website. "