and help protect/preserve the flora and fauna. It was incredibly
interesting to see the local population. They were very kind and quite happy
to meet Caily and hear she will be taken care of (and obviously loved).
The boys followed the guide up a tree and brought down some fruit. It was
really yummy but we have no idea what it was. It looked like a weird apple
but had the skin of a plum and texture of a mellon. It wasn't sweet or
sour. We also tried native blackberries (covering Caily's hands with red
that freaked a few people out) and a plum/cherry like thing that was way too
sour - even for the guide.
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