Hacienda La Alegria Quito
Alonso Torres N4302 y Beck Rollo, Edificio El Roble, Apartamento 201 Quito, Ecuador
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Galapagos Island, Part 3
... 150 years, can produce many offspring. Now that the wet season has begun, the tortoises are moving down from the highlands to the freshly lush lowlands where the females will lay their eggs. We saw them in abundance, in fields and the shade of trees, wallowing in fresh-water mud-pools, even along the roadsides.
The Galapagos portion of our trip to Ecuador has been a five-day science class. As with any class, I only can absorb ...
Quito - high altitude city living ...again!
... type of pick-up truck (that appear to be quite an Ecuadorean thing) with a well made high sided wooden box filled with people, bananas or livestock. We’ve also seen some full sized trucks that have been converted with church pew like seats to carry passengers.
After passing through a couple of fairly scruffy towns we eventually started to climb back into the Andes which, at this latitude, are heavily forested with jungle. ...
Primeros dias
... Porque mi viejo movil no functiona en el extranjero (no tiene tresbandes) fui a comprar un nuevo aqui, un simple prepagado. Ahora puede enviar mensajes o llamar a las personsas que conozco ahí. Además compré las frutas como moras, frambuesas, maracujas y papaya. A mí me encanta las frutas tropical. Visité tambien un amigo de Quito y hablabamos un rato.
Sabato, el 10 de diciembre
Encontré una amiga de Peru (la guia de un tour del ...
Epilogue, A Month In and a New Group
... times about why you now cannot fly from Leeds-Bradford to London Heathrow with BMI because Lufthansa has taken all of the routes, hence why they went via Amsterdam with KLM. Oh and yes Heathrow has 5 terminals.
We’ve had a very unexciting trip to the Botantical Gardens (Kew Gardens shouldn’t be worried), and last night had an amazing meal in one of the best restaurants in Quito – Swordfish was to die for and the wine list was on an ipad !! Even better ...
Ice Climbing on Cayambe and Back to Quito
... it was meant to be an hour's drive – it’s just no-one told the driver of the car I was in. I was with Anne, John and Brian and we had the ride of our lives. Our driver decided that this was a race and that he needed to get up there in 45 minutes. I was in the back in the middle without a seat belt and the words stomach churning do not come close. We also had to endure not only the very bumpy road and his driving but also some hardcore dance music followed by a reggae ...


