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Horseback Riding Ecuador For the First Time
I never thought I could ride horses! I decided to try it since the owners told me that there is minimum risk involved since these horses are used to beginners like me. We started the day with a nice breakfast with country eggs and some healthy black-nut bread. The horses were ready outside and looked a bit scary, they loaned me some rubber boots …
Quito!
... That's my full name for those of you who never knew that! The rest we'll meet on the boat tomorrow. So knowing we have an early start tomorrow - I'll be up at 5am!! Eek!! - we've decided just to eat in the hotel and have an early night, hence the time for blog updates! I really excited about going to the Galapagos tomorrow....seeing the sea, getting on the boat, meeting the wildlife and eating yummy food! It's like the night before Xmas! Lol! Photos to follow, having a few technical ...
Our journey to the Center of the the World
... lookout to view the inside of the ancient volcano. Carlos pointed out the fields of quinoa, lentils, potatoes and corn, and also a cock-fighting ring. I gave the kids a bit of geology lesson and showed them the exposed rockface that displayed the layers of ash and lava deposited over thousands of years. They delighted in touching rock so old.
- Next up was a made-for-tourist museum that we thought would be ...
Quito zum Zweiten
Nach den aufregenden und abwechslungsreichen Tagen auf den Galapagos-Inseln bin ich nun zurück in Quito.
Hier erhole ich mich ein paar Tage, bevor es dann in den Amazonas geht.
Neben den üblichen Besichtigungen war ich auch an der Äquator-Linie (Mitad del Mundo) und bin auf Vulkanen rumgelatscht.
Wie bei meinem ersten Besuch in Quito war das Wetter unglaublich schön und heiss für die Lage.
Nun bin ich gespannt auf den Amazonas!
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Ecuador: Part 1 – Quito and the 2 Equators
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Ecuador literally means “equator” in Spanish, which makes it a bit tricky when asking directions to actually get to the famous line of latitude… After several confused minutes of being told we were already in Ecuador, we found a bus to take us to the two Equator museums just outside the city. Yes two, the second one was built when they discovered that the first ...
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