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Best jungle location to visit/live?

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Shadows
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not sure if many on this site will even be able to answer but its a shot.
Legit jungle. if you were to do the ski bum equivalent in a jungle setting where would you start?
Jun 13 2010 2:16AM
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HIT
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like brazil. just take a plane to south america and jump out into the amazon or some shit. have fun
Jun 13 2010 2:17AM
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Hoppy
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Costa Rica
Jun 13 2010 6:34AM
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Parrish
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Amazon Rain Forest.

Watch out for piranhas.
Jun 13 2010 6:38AM
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feihlination
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searchbar, there are at least a dozen threads about that. the latest one was last week























no, seriously
Jun 13 2010 8:46AM
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broto
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i heard egypt has nice jungles
Jun 13 2010 8:57AM
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feihlination
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the real question is what the jungle equivalent in a ski setting would be?
Jun 13 2010 9:36AM
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KarmaInitiative
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Hawaii is awesome if u know where to look
Jun 13 2010 9:58AM
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RickAstley
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The Amazon Rainforest in Peru is phenominal
Jun 13 2010 10:00AM
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Caucasian_Asian
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Jungle or rain forest?

If I was going to live in a rain forest, I would live in Revelstoke.
Jun 13 2010 12:11PM
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vailsux.com
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west coast of north and south america.
Jun 13 2010 12:29PM
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oh yes...you should built a hut on the border...very peaceful jungle location to escape the violent ways of humanity...
Jun 13 2010 12:36PM
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Benson23
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everyone so friendly there no need to lock your doors, since the country changes power every few hours you will get to know people from both side as they shoot at each other across the river. Sounds awesome ;) I second the Congo movement.
Jun 13 2010 12:46PM
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