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We had an early morning to ensure we could get to the border as soon as possible to give us the best chance of avoiding a crowd. The long drive and long process to get across the border ate up a lot of time during the day. Even once we got across the border, we had a lot of driving still to go. The drive was interesting and confronting as we drove through some of the poorest towns we had seen so far. Mud huts, tin rooves, rubbish everywhere, wild animals in the streets, dirt roads, muddy water, it was quite a sad sight. So we did worry about the standard of the campsite. But the new campsite was incredible. The views from the bar were incredible, and they organised SUP boarding, kayaking, white water rafting, tubing, bungee jumping, horse riding, hiking, and much more. So we were keen to be able to park up for a few nights and spend our days either relaxing or doing some cool activities. I wasn't sure what I was going to do yet, but I had time to decide.Okumaya devam et