Hotel Libertador Loja
Colon 14-30 y Bolivar Loja, Ecuador
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Musings on the end of the year
... Orchestra (complete with 5 bass violins that were twirled on cue!), and a few toasts over drinks with friends.
It’s the rainy season here. That means it rains. Almost every day. Usually in the afternoon or night. Some sun during the morning. Everything’s green and occasionally sodden. Roses are spotty with molds, weeds are 2-3 feet tall, flowers abound, weeds-did I say weeds? They cover the ground, with little flower buds ...
Christmas surprise
... a return flight home!
Fintan has been a sweetheart again.
I happily left with a luggage filled with just coffee, a toothbrush and loads and loads of anticipation and off I went to Guayaquil, the tropical hot coastal city where my flight was from. Also the worst city I have ever been ...
Holy cow/shit
... skinned and all keep their beautiful long black hair tight back in a plait or ponytail.
They wear rubber boots and work *********stop, until their women turn up at midday with their lunchbox.
Whilst being up there to oversee their work I've decided to keep myself busy.
I decided to collect cow manure for future fertilizing endeavors.
So there I was, at 7am, up our mighty land, shoveling ...
Vilcabamba
... us. We told them that we had to leave at 6am to catch the bus to Zumba and then we’ll see as its not well described in the Lonely Planet, however the hostel had given us some information. They were keen on joining us so we happily agreed as it’s always better to travel as a group. Our next destination, which is in Peru (Chachapoyas) will take us 25 hours with numerous buses and collectivo changes. Hope we make it ok! ...
Cuenca to Vilcabamba
... kept talking to me and insisted on swapping Facebook details – I gave him a wrong one of course and when we got to Vilcabamba I promised him I would come back into town to join him for several beers once I found accommodation and showered up. Needless to say I didn’t as our hostel was really something special. Perched high above the lovely town of Vilcabamba (where no one dies and everyone lives until least 100 according to ...
