— Travel and Trekking Jots & Shots
Small But Big on Biodiversity
Parque Nacional Podocarpus, Loja
Journeying through Ecuador over five weeks had a profound impact on me. It’s truly amazing to see how quickly the landscape changes from Pacific Coast beaches to snowy mountains to lush jungle heat. Even more impressive is the stunning variety of Ecuador’s endemic species populations.
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Ended up making friends with some German guys named Felix and Jan and spent the day with them yesterday, which was useful since it helped me a lot with getting into Quito stride. They brought me to Gringolandia (the tourist centre), where I spent far too much money on lunch and perused the shelves of the largest English […]
Quito: The colonial Spanish buildings lining the narrow, steep streets are absolutely beautiful, but not in good repair. The cobbled streets are uneven, sometimes there are sidewalks, rarely can a trash can be found… Around every bend, there’s another breathtaking view of the city beyond. While the mountainsides are covered in forests, the city itself boasts of few […]
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