Thank you for your participation, Question/Answer blog is up! https://tempetedecielbleu.wordpress.com/2016/01/17/🇺🇸-q-a-answered/ Hey internet-world! We thought it would be fun to do a little Q & A blog answering any questions you might have about our trip or traveling in general. Example questions could be what do you miss most? Do you ever forget what country you’re […]
Read MoreNotre prochaine étape est Loja, petite ville des Andes dans le sud de l’Equateur. Our next stop is Loja, little town in the Andes, southern Ecuador.aut de puce de Colombie vers l’Equateur.
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The price was right, so we decided to skip winding through the Andes and instead opted to fly over them to Loja, southern Ecuador. Lucy’s sister graciously agreed to host us a few days, and we enjoyed spectacular weather, innumerable churches and artisanal beers. For footage of us landing in the Andes, click here. Puerta […]
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Click here for a sneak peak of what is to follow in the blog Last views of Colombia, flying over Bogotá In 2010 we had spent a month traveling through Ecuador, so we had not planned to spend very much time there this time around. However, we did want to drop by and say hi […]
Read MoreSaut de puce de Colombie vers l’Equateur. Nous nous retrouvons désormais à Quito pour une semaine dans l’un des plus beaux centres historiques d’Amérique du Sud. This time we jump from Colombie to Ecuador to go spend a week in a most beautiful historic center of South America.
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From Bogotá we headed east to the Santander region. First stop, Bucaramanga where my brother-in-law’s cousin Emily was living and working. After a few days exploring the city and the surrounding area, we headed to the nearby San Gil, extreme-sports capital of Colombia where we did a little category five white-water rafting. Six days after […]
Read MoreUn petit aperçu de notre descente du Río Suárez en rafting. En pleine saison des pluies, certains rapides étaient de catégorie V et ils se sont avérés plus forts que nous. A glimpse of our white water rafting adventure on the Río Suárez. Since it’s the rainy season some rapids were up to category V […]
Read MoreNous explorons Bogotá à vélo, testons les murs salés d’une cathédrale, et prenons de la hauteur pour apprécier l’immensité de la capitale colombienne. We explore Bogotá by bike, taste the salty walls of a cathedral, and experience a vertical train ride to the lookout point, Monserrate.
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Bogotá part two, in photos: Botero Museum in Bogotá where Botero houses his private collection including works by Chagall, Dali, Monet as well as his own. We took a day trip to Zipaquirá to visit the Catedral de Sal, the Salt Cathedral. As its name suggests, it is a church built within a salt mine. […]
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The first thing we did upon arriving to Bogotá was take the popular graffiti tour. Graffiti is not illegal in Bogotá which makes for a lot of beautiful street art. There are still a lot of simple tags (which have their place in the graffiti-world) but because artists can work by day and take their […]
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