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Getting Better Now
The clutch repair was completed last night about 7 pm. It cost 500,000 peso's! When we finished our great cup of coffee and some pastries we got started down the road to Medellin. This was a fun road with good pavement nice consistent turns and not too much traffic. We climbed until we were cold, descended to warmth and went up again. The country …
Columbia Continues to Impress
We take the Metro after a nice breakfast. We walk in everything but circles to get to the station due to high rise buildings and highways with walkways above them. After asking 8 people and getting good directions but being poor at following them, after all we are all three managers and know what is best.....
The Metro is 1500 pesos for …
El Penol and Guatape
It was time to get out of Medellin for a day so Johany suggested we take a day trip to El Penol and the pituresque village of Guatape.
Getting out of Medellin ( and back again) is easier said than done. The traffic is horrendous and we must have spent almost an hour getting out and into the city.
Apparently, Johany said that Medellin operates a licence plate rota system during the week so only cars within certain range of licence numbers can drive around-it doesn't seem to ...
A well deserved down hill
... 8217;ve happily swapped it all for a huge hill climb rather than battle against the cars. I guess it was just the same as if we had cycled into any city in the western world; everyone was on a time schedule and had no room on the road to spare for us. Thankfully we found the tourist information and got a detailed town map, which allowed us to use quieter roads and even a cycle lane, to arrive at the ...
Espaniol, waterfall, jungle, night life. Big day!
... blaring, and sexuality dripping everywhere... I know I said "All I will say", but I know you want to know what goes on during the night life of Colombia. So there you have it, summed up.
The highlight of the day was that I was able to manage a conversation with a Colombian girl for an hour. The fact that I approached a local is one thing, the fact that I managed to speak to her, make sense, stay in touch later is even a bigger accomplishment.
Buenas noches ...