 Saturday morning market at Bukit Lawang. Selling mostly chillies, brown sugar and fruits. |
 These women have cornered the fruit market. |
 Aftermath of the November 2003 flood, which killed 512 people and destoryed 90% Bukit Lawang |
 Peter and Paul walk over the Sungai Bohorok to our guest house. This was the river that flooded. |
 Carrol crosses the Bohorok River next to the National Park entrance. |
 Thomas leaf monkey next to the river. |
 Long tail Macaque looks to take off into the canopy |
 The thick jungle trail to the orangutan viewing platform |
 An orangutan surprises us on the trail. |
 Upclose and personal |
 With Sarah and Rune from Denmark, we were all very excited to see so many semi wild orangutans on our first visit |
 A semi wild orangutan and baby our encountered on our first day of trekking |
 This was our trail for 2 kilometers during the first day of our trek |
 Paul gets ready for the strenous after lunch section of the trip. |
 Over the next 3 days, the trail would be up and down and require us to use our hands to climb or descend these very steep trails. |
 Peter searches for a sunlight to dry out his rain soaked clothes |
 Sunlight finally penerates the dense north Sumarta rainforest |
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 One of the many "super sized" creatures of the rainforest. |
 Our guide Sonny and King Peter whoop it up to the Jungle Book theme song |
 Peter uses stealth to observe a troop of long tailed macaque monkeys |
 Following 3 hours of non-stop rain, the moon makes a welcomed appearance. |
 Dinner time with friends in the mighty jungle. |
 Peter relaxes in style after a hard days trekking and a filling meal. |
 Peter and Paul feed a "cheeky" monkey (long tail macaque), according to our UK friends. |
 Peter, Paul and our brillant guide, Donny, say goodbyes after 3 days in the rainforest. |