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| Leaving Medellin, through Rio Negro |
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| Heading into the farmlands, where almost every hill is cultivated... relating to yesterday's "To Market To Market" post. |
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| A larger than usual farmhouse |
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| Cows. Hills. Passenger. Amazed that the colours worked at all! |
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| A more usual sized farmhouse |
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| More crops, because I know a few friends who will find the crops of veggies interesting! |
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| Blurring veggies, people working in the fields. |
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| Frequently out an about, this is the second tank...very often they're around--he gave us the thumbs up |
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| A very typically small farmhouse, on the finca (farm) |
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| For the constructors we know! They're building a retaining wall almost entirely by hand |
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| I was shocked by the colours in this pic! And the sun:) |
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| First glimpse of La Piedra del Penol |
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| Inside joke we're willing to share...it all started when we had horses blocking our way on an ascent in Chile..."Mom--that's a picture of a horse's BUTT! So, there's also this one, and a zebra...in our vacation pics. |
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| Closer...larger.... |
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| Arrived...and the first snap of the 360 view, just like this, all the way 'round |
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| Before |
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| During |
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| Higher |
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| Yup-we did that:)
It was 90 minute drive, and I gave the front seat to kiddo, who wasn't feeling great, and I had to stop a few times on the stairs, not from being tired, but from being so carsick I was looking for "discreet" opportunities to vomit over the side...which there WERE not. Got the banos at the top. Better. Descent was way, way better!
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