ROAD TO A NEW ADVENTURE

Today I had to go back to La Troncal. I’ll arive tired, I guess. On the way home I video called my parents. It’s better than the phone call because they can see me. It’s a good idea to keep in touch when I’m far. During the calling there were certain interruptions that made contact difficult for what I had to say: ·          I’m sorry. Hold on a minute the signal is weak. I arrived at my house at 00h57. Overwhelming actually. Road to La Troncal

I finally find myself in the “Lago de Quilotoa”. I can not find words to describe this. It’s so magic, the lake is blue like the same sky this calm place is perfect for me. Suddenly a tourist was approaching to me asking in english the next: ·          Would you mind taking a photo beside the lake? I quickly recalled my English classes taken at the university to which I replied: ·          No, not at all It was great to put what I learned into practice into class. Lake Quilotoa

I’m in the “Las Ruinas de Pachusala” It’s amazing. The first time in my life I saw something like that. At 12h00 I remembered that the sun is at the highest point so I took my sunscreen in my bag and applied it to myself. The ruins were formed of medium rectangular gray stones that fit perfectly with each other.  Panoramic view of Cotopaxi

The trip of La Troncal to Pujilí it was 8 hours in bus. I arrived tired yesterday to 21h42. It was a real challenge. I stayed in a hotel called “Fumarolas”, it was a unique experience because the people were friendly and funny. Pujilí has a lot of culture and legacy amazing. I loved their lands and their cozy climate. I’ll go tomorrow to “Las Ruinas de Pachusala”.

The next week I’m going to go to Cotopaxi specially to “Lago de Quilotoa”. It’s beautiful to visit because has an impressive landscape even is inside the crater of a volcano. I’m exciting for this trip  and the questions came to my mind … What should I take?, Should I take these shoes?, Is it a good idea to pack some insect repellent? But it don’t matter, I want to take everything, I guess. Road to the volcano Cotopaxi