National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 11月28日 01時51分

Video by @bertiegregory. A lot led up to Alejo Sanchez's massive cliff decent in my previous post. The day before we had been flying around a number of these unsurveyed tepuis-like mountains looking for evidence of ancient paintings. After an hour of flying with no luck, Jorge Arango suddenly yelled 'painting, painting'! This would be the first time humans had seen these ancient paintings since they were created. Fundacion Herencia and their climbing logistics team Arriera are an amazing group of people doing real 21st century exploration. By total chance I had the camera rolling to capture this spine tingling moment. After circling back around for a closer look, we landed above the paintings and planned our next move. Follow @bertiegregory to see the whole story.
We owe a huge thanks to Parks Colombia and the Colombian Ministry of Culture for their support. For more on this place, Stay tuned for @stevewinterphoto ‘s upcoming jaguar story for @ナショナルジオグラフィック Magazine. Also stayed tuned for our jaguar TV show for @natgeowild premiering in the US on December 10th.

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