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Cuenca and the Panama Hat Hunting
June 17 It was a long 7hr drive from Banos to Cuenca! We were lucky enough to have our private mini van for the drive; our lovely guide, Maruja, had everything taken care for us. Before boarding the van, we glimpsed at the first 15mins of the game Greece – *****ia and we boarded disappointed about the early goal that Greece had conceded. We …
Santa Ana de los cuatro ríos de Cuenca
... located on the roof that housed a washer AND a dryer! One of the first things I did was wash my clothes. It was fantastic to not have to hand wash everything! The apartment building was in a great spot and close to everything, only a few blocks from Parque Abdón Calderón and Cathedral of Immaculate Conception. I would like an apartment like this some day! I feel so very grateful Bobbi was kind enough to rent to me having only known me ...
At Banos, near Cuenca
... runs through it. Women are dressed in traditional clothes – colourful, voluminous woolen skirts with black shoes, blouses and then beautiful woven shawls around them. All topped off with the plaits and the panama hat. Their babies are carried in shawls on their backs, with the baby sideways. We went to the massive cathedral with 3 magnificent blue domes and a huge gilded altar. There was a service in progress including hymns sung ...
MTB'ing, relaxing, trainriding & citytripping
... ook het eerste wat we ondernamen na aangekomen te zijn in Baños. De bijzonder goed onderhouden weg slingert langsheen de mooie bergen en volgt perfect de Pastaza-rivier naar de Amazone in Puyo. Doordat de weg langsheen de rivier gaat, konden we genieten van onnoemelijk veel mooie watervallen tijdens onze trip op de Ruta de las Cascadas. De mooiste hiervan was de Pailón del Diablo, 80m hoog en zeer indrukwekkend omwille van haar kracht. Jammer genoeg voor ons begon het weer na het ...
13th Anniversary Trip!
... and hats on their heads. We saw so many people working on their land, tending cows, chickens or geese. We saw pigs roasting on the side of the road and young children running and playing. We saw cascading waterfalls and this trip,and lots of lakes. One lake had huge circles of red algae blooms! I learned how important oxygen is in order to walk. I enjoyed feeling my heart pounding in my chest as we hiked up stairs at almost 13,000 feet altitude.
Our only mishap was that our ...
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