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Here I will show a couple of other CP's from the mountain and some other photos.

Utricularia quelchii

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The possibly carnivorous Brocchinia tatei

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The strange and ancient Stegolepis

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This little air-plant was found on almost all the tepuis we visited, Tillandsia turneri

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Orchids abound ontop of the tepuis. This one is so old it is starting to take on the dimensions of a small tree, I wonder how old it is?

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This is a Bonnetia tree, a very slow-growing plant which is the dominant tree species on most of the tepuis

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This is a mini garden with Paeopalanthus sp.

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Here is a view of the summit

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Martin Hingst taking a photo in the mist

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My home for 3 days. Because of the lack of soil, the tent had to be self-supporting and despite being elevated it still flooded.

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We all had an amazing time and one day I would like to go back.

Thanks for looking

Andy

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Fantastic report my friend. Such amazing sights.

You make me envious here.

I bet your mind landscape is now filled with many years to come.

Cheers,

François.

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