Richard And Jo Demeester's photos with the keyword: mud

Jo and Çavid entertained by a bubbling pool of mud.

Excess mud bubbles out of the “volcanoes” and runs like lava flows down the mounds.

Çavid and Jo did not hold back with the mud bubbling out of the little volcano-like mound. Note the bubble about to pop behind Çavid.

After the mud bath, it is down to the river to swim yourself clean. Volcán de Lodo el Totumo, Colombia.

This was in Volcán de Lodo el Totumo, Colombia. After ascending this tiny volcano of mud, we joined the hordes of Colombians and immersed ourselves. The mud was thick, almost like a gel, and kept us extremely buoyant. The bottom could not be touched, but sinking would not even be possible. The biggest danger was letting your feet get near the surface, because the most difficult thing was fighting the tendency to float, and get your legs and feet back down.

Fun for all the family. Volcán de Lodo el Totumo, Colombia.

Our Nephew saw this photo. “Will you still have mud on your face when you come to Perth?” No Ben, we did wash it off. And our skin felt magnificent.

A pool of very hot mud.

The lake in Parque Nacional Palo Verde is almost entirely gone, as it is getting towards the end of the dry season. To see the birds, we had to walk out quite a distance.

A bubble of mud explodes.

People head out to the mud flats to gather shrimps.