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3 weeks Expedition to Ecuador in 2005
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I'm planning a trip to Ecuador in 2005. End of augaut beginning of september. What I would like to know are some basic tips. It's going to become a real orchid hunt, just to see what I can find. My Aunt works at the Belgium embassy and should be able to arange the needed paperwork. I was thinking about one week at an altitude of 2900. Being Quito. My aunt lives there and outside the city I saw a lot of orchids when I went in 1992. Later a week at the coast there's a lot of forest there and a different climat an last but not least one week in the jungle. There a belgian monk living at a small mission just outside the jungle and he's a good friend of my aunt. My budget is going to be 2500Euro(=dollar) and I'm hoping to find one or two experienced travelers to come along. Splitting the costs and helping eachother in case of trouble. Also hoping that a niece or cousin can help with the language. That's the basic Idea. So what do you think and any tips what I should remember or think off. Cheers Peter |
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3 weeks Expedition to Ecuador in 2005
Boystrup Pb, ann,... wrote:
Ok, I'm planning a trip to Ecuador in 2005. End of augaut beginning of september. What I would like to know are some basic tips. It's going to become a real orchid hunt, just to see what I can find. My Aunt works at the Belgium embassy and should be able to arange the needed paperwork. I was thinking about one week at an altitude of 2900. Being Quito. My aunt lives there and outside the city I saw a lot of orchids when I went in 1992. Later a week at the coast there's a lot of forest there and a different climat an last but not least one week in the jungle. There a belgian monk living at a small mission just outside the jungle and he's a good friend of my aunt. My budget is going to be 2500Euro(=dollar) and I'm hoping to find one or two experienced travelers to come along. Splitting the costs and helping eachother in case of trouble. Also hoping that a niece or cousin can help with the language. That's the basic Idea. You might want to contact Pepe Portillo at Ecuagenera (http://ecuagenera.com/). He would be an excellent resource for your trip. They also offer orchid habitat tours, and I want to go sometime. If I recall properly, they have bought several acres at several different elevations in some very prime locations, and much if not all of the tours are at their own properties. Pepe's English is quite good, and he is a nice guy. -- Rob's Rules: http://www.msu.edu/~halgren 1) There is always room for one more orchid 2) There is always room for two more orchids 2a. See rule 1 3) When one has insufficient credit to purchase more orchids, obtain more credit |
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On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 12:46:43 +0200, "Boystrup Pb, ann,..."
wrote in Message-Id: : So what do you think and any tips what I should remember or think off. You might contact these people about orchid hunting and its requirements: http://www.plantadventures.com/ Plant Tour to Guatemala and Belize December 3 - 16, 2003 We will be exploring the countries of Guatemala and Belize to explore and observe exciting species of Orchids, Bromeliads, Heliconias, Cacti, Aroids, Ferns, and many other exotic tropical plants. We will be covering a wide range of climates and terrain changes as well as a river trips on the Rio Dulce in Guatemala and Punta Gorda, Belize. Plant specialists will be part of trip to assist in the identification of plants. It will be an exciting adventure for all. The trip is designed for a small group for all to have a great time, lots of fun, and of course plants! This will be a unique opportunity to visit both Guatemala and Belize. The itinerary has been arranged so that one can visit Guatemala or Belize or both countries. In addition the first part of the trip will be a optional tour to Antigua Guatemala, Chichicastenango and Lago de Atitlan. The price of the trip as follows: $1,450 USD for Guatemala $1,950 USD for Belize $3,195 USD for both Guatemala and Belize $450 USD for optional tour to Antigua and Lago de Atitlan. A 50% deposit is required by October 21st and the balance is due on arrival in Guatemala or Belize (Cash or certified check only). The cost of the trip includes all your meals, double-room hotel accommodations, transportation and all the fun you can have. The trip costs does not include your airfare, $20 USD Belize departure tax, liquor, and souvenirs, etc… Single room accommodations can be arranged at a higher rate. Please send your deposit to… Sun South, Inc. P.O. Box 767002 Roswell, GA 30076 We are limiting the group to 10 – 12 people so please act quickly. We can provide great references from botanical gardens and past adventurers. You must bring a smile, camera with plenty of film and a desire to have a great time and an adventurous trip in two beautiful countries with friendly people. For more information about this trip click here to get on our mailing list. -- Irrational beliefs ultimately lead to irrational acts. -- Larry Dighera, |
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3 weeks Expedition to Ecuador in 2005
Peter, you are so lucky to be able to do this. Be sure to take lots of
pictures for us please! *G* Cheers Wendy "Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in message .be... Ok, I'm planning a trip to Ecuador in 2005. End of augaut beginning of september. What I would like to know are some basic tips. It's going to become a real orchid hunt, just to see what I can find. My Aunt works at the Belgium embassy and should be able to arange the needed paperwork. I was thinking about one week at an altitude of 2900. Being Quito. My aunt lives there and outside the city I saw a lot of orchids when I went in 1992. Later a week at the coast there's a lot of forest there and a different climat an last but not least one week in the jungle. There a belgian monk living at a small mission just outside the jungle and he's a good friend of my aunt. My budget is going to be 2500Euro(=dollar) and I'm hoping to find one or two experienced travelers to come along. Splitting the costs and helping eachother in case of trouble. Also hoping that a niece or cousin can help with the language. That's the basic Idea. So what do you think and any tips what I should remember or think off. Cheers Peter |
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How about you came along.
I'm looking for two or three people for this trip. It's not going to be luxurious, just improvising and traveling around. Looking at tourist atractions whenever we see them and especially looking for orchids. If possible take a few home with us. Just having fun and perhaps getting to know a few orchid hobbyists. To the rest of you thanks for the responses. Cheers Peter "Wendy" schreef in bericht news:TW07b.120308$kP.7392@fed1read03... Peter, you are so lucky to be able to do this. Be sure to take lots of pictures for us please! *G* Cheers Wendy "Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in message .be... Ok, I'm planning a trip to Ecuador in 2005. End of augaut beginning of september. What I would like to know are some basic tips. It's going to become a real orchid hunt, just to see what I can find. My Aunt works at the Belgium embassy and should be able to arange the needed paperwork. I was thinking about one week at an altitude of 2900. Being Quito. My aunt lives there and outside the city I saw a lot of orchids when I went in 1992. Later a week at the coast there's a lot of forest there and a different climat an last but not least one week in the jungle. There a belgian monk living at a small mission just outside the jungle and he's a good friend of my aunt. My budget is going to be 2500Euro(=dollar) and I'm hoping to find one or two experienced travelers to come along. Splitting the costs and helping eachother in case of trouble. Also hoping that a niece or cousin can help with the language. That's the basic Idea. So what do you think and any tips what I should remember or think off. Cheers Peter |
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This sounds like great fun, just one probleme. Still have to save for my
trip in 2005. I already have a vacationjob for the next 3 years. So I know I'll have the monny by then. Just don't have it now. Thanks for the invitation Cheers Peter "Larry Dighera" schreef in bericht ... On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 12:46:43 +0200, "Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in Message-Id: : So what do you think and any tips what I should remember or think off. You might contact these people about orchid hunting and its requirements: http://www.plantadventures.com/ Plant Tour to Guatemala and Belize December 3 - 16, 2003 We will be exploring the countries of Guatemala and Belize to explore and observe exciting species of Orchids, Bromeliads, Heliconias, Cacti, Aroids, Ferns, and many other exotic tropical plants. We will be covering a wide range of climates and terrain changes as well as a river trips on the Rio Dulce in Guatemala and Punta Gorda, Belize. Plant specialists will be part of trip to assist in the identification of plants. It will be an exciting adventure for all. The trip is designed for a small group for all to have a great time, lots of fun, and of course plants! This will be a unique opportunity to visit both Guatemala and Belize. The itinerary has been arranged so that one can visit Guatemala or Belize or both countries. In addition the first part of the trip will be a optional tour to Antigua Guatemala, Chichicastenango and Lago de Atitlan. The price of the trip as follows: $1,450 USD for Guatemala $1,950 USD for Belize $3,195 USD for both Guatemala and Belize $450 USD for optional tour to Antigua and Lago de Atitlan. A 50% deposit is required by October 21st and the balance is due on arrival in Guatemala or Belize (Cash or certified check only). The cost of the trip includes all your meals, double-room hotel accommodations, transportation and all the fun you can have. The trip costs does not include your airfare, $20 USD Belize departure tax, liquor, and souvenirs, etc. Single room accommodations can be arranged at a higher rate. Please send your deposit to. Sun South, Inc. P.O. Box 767002 Roswell, GA 30076 We are limiting the group to 10 - 12 people so please act quickly. We can provide great references from botanical gardens and past adventurers. You must bring a smile, camera with plenty of film and a desire to have a great time and an adventurous trip in two beautiful countries with friendly people. For more information about this trip click here to get on our mailing list. -- Irrational beliefs ultimately lead to irrational acts. -- Larry Dighera, |
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Thanks for the invitation Peter, if I was 40 years younger I would do it!
Cheers Wendy "Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in message . be... How about you came along. I'm looking for two or three people for this trip. It's not going to be luxurious, just improvising and traveling around. Looking at tourist atractions whenever we see them and especially looking for orchids. If possible take a few home with us. Just having fun and perhaps getting to know a few orchid hobbyists. To the rest of you thanks for the responses. Cheers Peter "Wendy" schreef in bericht news:TW07b.120308$kP.7392@fed1read03... Peter, you are so lucky to be able to do this. Be sure to take lots of pictures for us please! *G* Cheers Wendy "Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in message .be... Ok, I'm planning a trip to Ecuador in 2005. End of augaut beginning of september. What I would like to know are some basic tips. It's going to become a real orchid hunt, just to see what I can find. My Aunt works at the Belgium embassy and should be able to arange the needed paperwork. I was thinking about one week at an altitude of 2900. Being Quito. My aunt lives there and outside the city I saw a lot of orchids when I went in 1992. Later a week at the coast there's a lot of forest there and a different climat an last but not least one week in the jungle. There a belgian monk living at a small mission just outside the jungle and he's a good friend of my aunt. My budget is going to be 2500Euro(=dollar) and I'm hoping to find one or two experienced travelers to come along. Splitting the costs and helping eachother in case of trouble. Also hoping that a niece or cousin can help with the language. That's the basic Idea. So what do you think and any tips what I should remember or think off. Cheers Peter |
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3 weeks Expedition to Ecuador in 2005
Peter,
I, too, envy you. Would love to go to Ecuador and also to the Galapagos. We did not get this side trip when we went to Costa Rica/Panama/Columbia. It sounds really exciting. I know it will be a journey of a lifetime. .. . . Pam Everything Orchid Management System http://www.pe.net/~profpam/page3.html -------------------------------------- Wendy wrote: Peter, you are so lucky to be able to do this. Be sure to take lots of pictures for us please! *G* Cheers Wendy "Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in message .be... Ok, I'm planning a trip to Ecuador in 2005. End of augaut beginning of september. What I would like to know are some basic tips. It's going to become a real orchid hunt, just to see what I can find. My Aunt works at the Belgium embassy and should be able to arange the needed paperwork. I was thinking about one week at an altitude of 2900. Being Quito. My aunt lives there and outside the city I saw a lot of orchids when I went in 1992. Later a week at the coast there's a lot of forest there and a different climat an last but not least one week in the jungle. There a belgian monk living at a small mission just outside the jungle and he's a good friend of my aunt. My budget is going to be 2500Euro(=dollar) and I'm hoping to find one or two experienced travelers to come along. Splitting the costs and helping eachother in case of trouble. Also hoping that a niece or cousin can help with the language. That's the basic Idea. So what do you think and any tips what I should remember or think off. Cheers Peter |
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"Larry Dighera" schreef in bericht .. . On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 12:46:43 +0200, "Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in Message-Id: : So what do you think and any tips what I should remember or think off. You might contact these people about orchid hunting and its requirements: http://www.plantadventures.com/ Plant Tour to Guatemala and Belize December 3 - 16, 2003 We will be exploring the countries of Guatemala and Belize to explore and observe exciting species of Orchids, Bromeliads, Heliconias, Cacti, Aroids, Ferns, and many other exotic tropical plants. We will be covering a wide range of climates and terrain changes as well as a river trips on the Rio Dulce in Guatemala and Punta Gorda, Belize. Plant specialists will be part of trip to assist in the identification of plants. It will be an exciting adventure for all. The trip is designed for a small group for all to have a great time, lots of fun, and of course plants! This will be a unique opportunity to visit both Guatemala and Belize. The itinerary has been arranged so that one can visit Guatemala or Belize or both countries. In addition the first part of the trip will be a optional tour to Antigua Guatemala, Chichicastenango and Lago de Atitlan. The price of the trip as follows: $1,450 USD for Guatemala $1,950 USD for Belize $3,195 USD for both Guatemala and Belize $450 USD for optional tour to Antigua and Lago de Atitlan. A 50% deposit is required by October 21st and the balance is due on arrival in Guatemala or Belize (Cash or certified check only). The cost of the trip includes all your meals, double-room hotel accommodations, transportation and all the fun you can have. The trip costs does not include your airfare, $20 USD Belize departure tax, liquor, and souvenirs, etc. Single room accommodations can be arranged at a higher rate. Please send your deposit to. Sun South, Inc. P.O. Box 767002 Roswell, GA 30076 We are limiting the group to 10 - 12 people so please act quickly. We can provide great references from botanical gardens and past adventurers. You must bring a smile, camera with plenty of film and a desire to have a great time and an adventurous trip in two beautiful countries with friendly people. For more information about this trip click here to get on our mailing list. On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 20:41:08 +0200, "Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in Message-Id: : This sounds like great fun, just one probleme. Still have to save for my trip in 2005. I already have a vacationjob for the next 3 years. So I know I'll have the monny by then. Just don't have it now. Thanks for the invitation Cheers Peter Just to provide another tour operator to the thread: Orchid Tours to Mexico: http://www.abundaflora.com/orchid%20tour.htm Don't miss the photos on this web site. -- Irrational beliefs ultimately lead to irrational acts. -- Larry Dighera, |
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Larry, I say go!!!! But only if you have the legs? *G*
http://www.plantadventures.com/PastT.../DSC06048.html I would go in a New York minute if it was guaranteed that I see the orchid on the left of this photo!*G* No, seriously, if you have the time & the money GO! I wish I could? There must be a webpage out there with info on what to take & do etc.? Definitely lots of photos, waterproof camera bag, extra cards if digital or even a laptop with CD's Bug repellant & water bottle. Cheers Wendy "Larry Dighera" wrote in message ... "Larry Dighera" schreef in bericht .. . On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 12:46:43 +0200, "Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in Message-Id: : So what do you think and any tips what I should remember or think off. You might contact these people about orchid hunting and its requirements: http://www.plantadventures.com/ Plant Tour to Guatemala and Belize December 3 - 16, 2003 We will be exploring the countries of Guatemala and Belize to explore and observe exciting species of Orchids, Bromeliads, Heliconias, Cacti, Aroids, Ferns, and many other exotic tropical plants. We will be covering a wide range of climates and terrain changes as well as a river trips on the Rio Dulce in Guatemala and Punta Gorda, Belize. Plant specialists will be part of trip to assist in the identification of plants. It will be an exciting adventure for all. The trip is designed for a small group for all to have a great time, lots of fun, and of course plants! This will be a unique opportunity to visit both Guatemala and Belize. The itinerary has been arranged so that one can visit Guatemala or Belize or both countries. In addition the first part of the trip will be a optional tour to Antigua Guatemala, Chichicastenango and Lago de Atitlan. The price of the trip as follows: $1,450 USD for Guatemala $1,950 USD for Belize $3,195 USD for both Guatemala and Belize $450 USD for optional tour to Antigua and Lago de Atitlan. A 50% deposit is required by October 21st and the balance is due on arrival in Guatemala or Belize (Cash or certified check only). The cost of the trip includes all your meals, double-room hotel accommodations, transportation and all the fun you can have. The trip costs does not include your airfare, $20 USD Belize departure tax, liquor, and souvenirs, etc. Single room accommodations can be arranged at a higher rate. Please send your deposit to. Sun South, Inc. P.O. Box 767002 Roswell, GA 30076 We are limiting the group to 10 - 12 people so please act quickly. We can provide great references from botanical gardens and past adventurers. You must bring a smile, camera with plenty of film and a desire to have a great time and an adventurous trip in two beautiful countries with friendly people. For more information about this trip click here to get on our mailing list. On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 20:41:08 +0200, "Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in Message-Id: : This sounds like great fun, just one probleme. Still have to save for my trip in 2005. I already have a vacationjob for the next 3 years. So I know I'll have the monny by then. Just don't have it now. Thanks for the invitation Cheers Peter Just to provide another tour operator to the thread: Orchid Tours to Mexico: http://www.abundaflora.com/orchid%20tour.htm Don't miss the photos on this web site. -- Irrational beliefs ultimately lead to irrational acts. -- Larry Dighera, |
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I went to Costa Rica two years ago. I agree with the previous posts
about "necessary items." I'd add these: diarhea medication, water-purifier tablets, bandages and Bactine for cuts and blisters, quick-dry clothing and underwear, a small bottle of laundry detergent, more sox than you think you'll need (BTW, Thorlo socks are wonderful and provide a lot of cushion if you're hiking), Afterbite for bug bite itching, a cheap rain poncho, Ziploc bags, and a face cloth (some hotels don't supply these because they are considered to be an item of personal hygiene). By the way, doing laundry in some parts of Central America is not easy and very expensive. Because of the humidity, it can take clothing forever to dry--thus the recommendation for extra socks--hiking boots and wet socks = blisters; sandles with no socks = scorpion and chigger bites. If you sleep overnight in a jungle, be sure to knock out your boots before you put them on in the morning--chances are that a scorpion might be hiding in one. BTW, it was the best trip of my life, and I'm a girly girl and not inclined to discomfort or roughing it. DD In article nXzhb.67190$Ms2.7294@fed1read03, Wendy wrote: Larry, I say go!!!! But only if you have the legs? *G* http://www.plantadventures.com/PastT.../DSC06048.html I would go in a New York minute if it was guaranteed that I see the orchid on the left of this photo!*G* No, seriously, if you have the time & the money GO! I wish I could? There must be a webpage out there with info on what to take & do etc.? Definitely lots of photos, waterproof camera bag, extra cards if digital or even a laptop with CD's Bug repellant & water bottle. Cheers Wendy "Larry Dighera" wrote in message ... "Larry Dighera" schreef in bericht .. . On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 12:46:43 +0200, "Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in Message-Id: : So what do you think and any tips what I should remember or think off. You might contact these people about orchid hunting and its requirements: |
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When I go -
I put a days underthings in a ziplock and get all the air out. Then I Duct tape it shut over the zipper. I put an extra pair of socks for each day in their own ziplocks and get the air out... I worry much less about outer clothes. Cotton is the best in my experience...It can be washed anywhere and will wear well. For boots - get Neats foot oil and oil them daily for 4 or 5 days prior to going if they are leather - it will help keep the feet drier. Good luck. Doug In article , dd wrote: I went to Costa Rica two years ago. I agree with the previous posts about "necessary items." I'd add these: diarhea medication, water-purifier tablets, bandages and Bactine for cuts and blisters, quick-dry clothing and underwear, a small bottle of laundry detergent, more sox than you think you'll need (BTW, Thorlo socks are wonderful and provide a lot of cushion if you're hiking), Afterbite for bug bite itching, a cheap rain poncho, Ziploc bags, and a face cloth (some hotels don't supply these because they are considered to be an item of personal hygiene). By the way, doing laundry in some parts of Central America is not easy and very expensive. Because of the humidity, it can take clothing forever to dry--thus the recommendation for extra socks--hiking boots and wet socks = blisters; sandles with no socks = scorpion and chigger bites. If you sleep overnight in a jungle, be sure to knock out your boots before you put them on in the morning--chances are that a scorpion might be hiding in one. BTW, it was the best trip of my life, and I'm a girly girl and not inclined to discomfort or roughing it. DD In article nXzhb.67190$Ms2.7294@fed1read03, Wendy wrote: Larry, I say go!!!! But only if you have the legs? *G* http://www.plantadventures.com/PastT.../DSC06048.html I would go in a New York minute if it was guaranteed that I see the orchid on the left of this photo!*G* No, seriously, if you have the time & the money GO! I wish I could? There must be a webpage out there with info on what to take & do etc.? Definitely lots of photos, waterproof camera bag, extra cards if digital or even a laptop with CD's Bug repellant & water bottle. Cheers Wendy "Larry Dighera" wrote in message ... "Larry Dighera" schreef in bericht .. . On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 12:46:43 +0200, "Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in Message-Id: : So what do you think and any tips what I should remember or think off. You might contact these people about orchid hunting and its requirements: |
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THanks
For all the tips I'm already making a list of do's an do not's Cheers Peter "doug houseman" schreef in bericht ... When I go - I put a days underthings in a ziplock and get all the air out. Then I Duct tape it shut over the zipper. I put an extra pair of socks for each day in their own ziplocks and get the air out... I worry much less about outer clothes. Cotton is the best in my experience...It can be washed anywhere and will wear well. For boots - get Neats foot oil and oil them daily for 4 or 5 days prior to going if they are leather - it will help keep the feet drier. Good luck. Doug In article , dd wrote: I went to Costa Rica two years ago. I agree with the previous posts about "necessary items." I'd add these: diarhea medication, water-purifier tablets, bandages and Bactine for cuts and blisters, quick-dry clothing and underwear, a small bottle of laundry detergent, more sox than you think you'll need (BTW, Thorlo socks are wonderful and provide a lot of cushion if you're hiking), Afterbite for bug bite itching, a cheap rain poncho, Ziploc bags, and a face cloth (some hotels don't supply these because they are considered to be an item of personal hygiene). By the way, doing laundry in some parts of Central America is not easy and very expensive. Because of the humidity, it can take clothing forever to dry--thus the recommendation for extra socks--hiking boots and wet socks = blisters; sandles with no socks = scorpion and chigger bites. If you sleep overnight in a jungle, be sure to knock out your boots before you put them on in the morning--chances are that a scorpion might be hiding in one. BTW, it was the best trip of my life, and I'm a girly girl and not inclined to discomfort or roughing it. DD In article nXzhb.67190$Ms2.7294@fed1read03, Wendy wrote: Larry, I say go!!!! But only if you have the legs? *G* http://www.plantadventures.com/PastT.../DSC06048.html I would go in a New York minute if it was guaranteed that I see the orchid on the left of this photo!*G* No, seriously, if you have the time & the money GO! I wish I could? There must be a webpage out there with info on what to take & do etc.? Definitely lots of photos, waterproof camera bag, extra cards if digital or even a laptop with CD's Bug repellant & water bottle. Cheers Wendy "Larry Dighera" wrote in message ... "Larry Dighera" schreef in bericht .. . On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 12:46:43 +0200, "Boystrup Pb, ann,..." wrote in Message-Id: : So what do you think and any tips what I should remember or think off. You might contact these people about orchid hunting and its requirements: |
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