I get to be one of them today!!

We sped past the edge of the waterfall to align to the runway. We are in luck. We can alight!!

We are still in the plane. This is how majestic it looked from the aerial view.

As seen from the single prop plane on our way to the Kaieteur Falls

As far as the eyes go, it is just green and green. You can see how the mountains have vertical cliffs – looking like tables. But they are wrapped all around with green, verdant trees. In fact, the only break in the green canopy are the rivers that flow like silver ribbons thru the green carpet.

It is actually a floating bridge and opens up to let large ships pass. Built in 1978, it was designed to last ten years. It is still operational today although a new, modern one is being built next to it.

The grey building with the pool visible is the hotel I am staying in.

This is the smaller airport.

I do not do well with small, confined places. But sure as heck am hoping that we are not turned back. Having come all the way here, it would be a shame not to see the falls.

My boarding pass in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan was a simple blank card. It was a normal boarding card except nothing was written. I had to just show the blank card. In Dalanzadgad, Mongolia, at least they had written my name by hand.

Jumping on the 43rd airlines of my life, this is all I got as a boarding pass. A small chit of paper with the flight number and equipment number written on it!!