
the waterfall goers: Julie from France, Jeff from Belgium, Eva from Canada, Jo from Sweden, and me- what a worldly crowd! Dave is taking the picture.

the first stage of the waterfall

Chelsea in the cave behind the first stage waterfall- accessible only by swimmig under the pounding cascade

warming up after a dip in the turbulent pools!

the second stage of the waterfall- this is the largest drop, where the easily accessible path ends. To see the first stage of the waterfall, we got to climb up and around on crumbling dirt paths

the bottom stage of the waterfall spills out into turquoise terraced pools that were great fun to relax in- everything was covered with grey mineral deposits- I'm sure it was fantastic for our skin!

twisted trees and turquoise waters

a cool jungle plant we encountered
A few other things we encountered along the way to and from the waterfalls:

a couple of bears at the Asian Bear Rescue near by- these bears were rescued from poachers

our ride to the waterfalls (smashed into the back of a truck) took us through the countryside, dotted with small houses on stilts in the middle of rice fields hacked into the jungle

women with baskets full of wares, maybe headig to the market

a water buffalo herd lumbering down the main road- our vehicle came to a standstill while they passed by
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