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    Because of the end of an internal war in Colombia, the life in the countryside is back to be an option and probably the new generations are ready to help on this. by: claudea Views[246] The roads in Colombia are peculiar. They have many curves, ups and downs and usually they are surrounded by abysses. But the adrenalin of danger is accompanied by mountains with uncountable shades of green, small villages aside the road and uniques landscapes. Is really fun travel by land, you just need to avoid dizziness. by: claudea Views[273] The most colorful stalls are in the small villages, the seasonal harvest's fruits and one of the many typical drinks in Colombia. The guarapo, a fermented drink extracted from the reed, is very refreshing. by: claudea Views[265] There are a lot of train tracks, but most of them without trains circulating on them. This one stopped several years ago and even thought the tracks are still being used by small handmade carts, they are so calm that the local's chickens run free around them. by: claudea Views[385] This man works collecting potatoes, has a low wage and lives day a day. For him, this is enough, it serves to bring food to his home and drink a beer at the end of his work day. As funny fact, there are over 20 different kinds of potatoes. by: claudea Views[687]
     

    My Photo scholarship 2010 entry

    Friday, 15 Oct 2010 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    From my last trip to Colombia, my birth country. I've always known that Colombia is a great place, but i always lived in the capital, where there are not much contact with nature, so the last time i went to Colombia i was touring places unknown for ... Read more >
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