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Author Archives: Clive

Cowboys and Cable Cars in Jardin

Since arriving in Colombia we have found that we prefer small villages,the countryside and mountains to the urban environment.

Posted byCliveJune 27, 2016November 2, 2017Posted inColombia, SOUTH AMERICATags:Bars, Cable Cars, Caves, Colombia, Colonial, Cowboys, Hiking, Horses, Mountains, Waterfall2 Comments on Cowboys and Cable Cars in Jardin

Caves and Waterfalls around Jardin

We have seen a lot of caves and a lot of waterfalls but never a waterfall inside a cave!

Posted byCliveJune 26, 2016December 30, 2017Posted inColombia, SOUTH AMERICA2 Comments on Caves and Waterfalls around Jardin

Must dos in Medellin

No longer the most dangerous city in the world – unless you are a unicyclist on a tightrope at a set of traffic lights!

Posted byCliveJune 16, 2016November 2, 2017Posted inColombia, SOUTH AMERICATags:Architecture, Art, Colombia, Food, Medellin, Museums, Pablo EscobarLeave a comment on Must dos in Medellin

San Agustín – Statues and Sarcophagi

It’s a long, long way to San Agustín.

Posted byCliveJune 14, 2016November 2, 2017Posted inColombia, SOUTH AMERICATags:Ancient Civilisation, Archaeology, Buses, Colombia, Mesitas, Monuments, Mountains, Museum, Pre Colombian, San Agustin, Sarcophagi, Statues, transport, UNESCO, World Heritage Site2 Comments on San Agustín – Statues and Sarcophagi

Otavalo – Markets and mountain lakes

Famed for its Saturday artisans and animal markets, Otavalo fills up at weekends with vendors from far and wide including a few from across the border in Columbia.

Posted byCliveJune 3, 2016March 6, 2018Posted inEcuador, SOUTH AMERICATags:Cerro Negro, Ecuador, Food, Markets, Mojanda Lakes, Mountains, OtavaloLeave a comment on Otavalo – Markets and mountain lakes

Cotopaxi – Ecuador’s iconic peak

Does Cotapaxi actually exist?

Posted byCliveMay 29, 2016July 30, 2018Posted inEcuador, SOUTH AMERICATags:Cotapaxi, Ecuador, Hiking, Latacunga, Limpipungo, Mountains, Pan American Highway, SOUTH AMERICA, transport, Volcano, Wild Flowers, Wildlife1 Comment on Cotopaxi – Ecuador’s iconic peak

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