I have decided to upload some of my pictures of Colombia. I will upload the rest onto my Facebook later. This blog site sucks at formatting and so the pictures are in no particular order. If you don´t have me on Facebook you can add me here to see the rest (when I upload them) : http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/profile.php?id=122504162
If you are just beginning to read the blog you can read my old entries by clicking ´April´ in the category ´Blog Archive´on the left margin.
(Medellin: Botero sclupture ´naked squash´)
(Cartagena: Mud Volcano)
(Cartagena: Mud Volcano 2)
(Pasto: Canal)
(Pasto: Island)
(Pasto: Boat driver)
(Pasto: Island on the left)
(Pasto: Island lookout)
(Pasto: BC coastal weather)
(Pasto: forest)
(Pasto: leaky boat)
(Erotic novel for learning Spanish)
(Popayan)
(Popayan: Colonial buildings)
(Popayan: The Shining room)
(Colombian ultra-famous actor)
(In action!)
(Wait...What. This is not a hamburger...)
(Mr. Pollo)
(Some sort of insect crossing)
(Walking around Salento)
(Salento)
(Hummingbird Sanctuary)
(Salento: On my way to Oreo Mountain)
(Salento: Wax palms in the Cocora Valley)
(Salento: Hairy friend)
(Salento: Bamboo used for construction on coffee plantation)
(Salento: The grasshopper)
(Salento: Plantation worker)
(Salento: Red is ripe beans)
(Outside Santa Marta: Colin (left) and the writer)
(Santa Marta: Tanks on the streets)
(Santa Marta: Laying an egg)
(Santa Marta: Playa Concha)
(Cartagena)
(Cartagena: On the wall)
(Cartagena: Walled city)
(Cartagena streets)
(Cartagena: Simon Bolivar, South American liberator)
(Cartagena: Birds!)
(Medellin: Simon Bolivar riding a horse naked)
(Medellin)
(South American games final: Colombia VS Chile)
(Medellin: Botero Art)
(Medellin: Spanish Library)
(Medellin: Tram to the top of mountain)
cool photos, brosif.
ReplyDeleteHi. I thought I would share information unrelated to the photos. There exist some 210 snakes in Ecuador, half of them poisonous, ranging from tiny ones of some 15 cm in length to up to 6m like in the case of the mighty Anaconda.Approximately 60 species of venomous coral snakes exist in Central and South America, with the greatest variety occurring from Mexico to northern South America. One of the deadliest snakes in the world is found here - the bushmaster. Each year in Ecuador 1200-1400 cases of snake bite are reported in 19 of the 21 provinces. In "El Oriente," east of the Andes, the principal venomous species are Bothrops atrox (common lancehead) and B bilineatus smaragdinus (two striped forest pit viper, also known as Bothriopsis bilineata smaragdina). B taeniatus (speckled forest pit viper, also known as Bothriopsis taeniata), the less common Bothrops and Bothrocophias species and Lachesis muta (bushmaster) cause some bites.1 2 People involved in farming and logging are all at risk of snake bite. Watch where you step! Pah
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