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Date: 9th December 2009
Saludos from Ecuador.
I did the Camino del Inca with some friends, 2 years ago. It is a really nice and hard for me. I´m impressed you did it just by your self. congratulations!
From Blog: Camino del Inca
Saludos from Ecuador.
I did the Camino del Inca with some friends, 2 years ago. It is a really nice and hard for me. I´m impressed you did it just by your self. congratulations!
From Blog: Camino del Inca
Date: 2nd July 2009
I love San Clemente
Thank you for your photos. My wife and i have visited Pukyu Pamba a few times and I am even growing some beans here in New Hampshire from seeds I was given there! Best of luck with all your travels! Bill
From Blog: Pukyu Pamba (San Clemente) and Imbabura (4609 m)
I love San Clemente
Thank you for your photos. My wife and i have visited Pukyu Pamba a few times and I am even growing some beans here in New Hampshire from seeds I was given there! Best of luck with all your travels! Bill
From Blog: Pukyu Pamba (San Clemente) and Imbabura (4609 m)
Date: 25th November 2008
the irrepressible Sonja
Nice blog concluding a Great trip to Ecuador. 2 thoughts: 1) doctors are not unlike auto mechanics in the sense that any malfunction can be diagnosed in a number of ways on any given day, and 2) when will the Sonja book be available en la Mariscal?
From Blog: The accident, the return home and all the rest
the irrepressible Sonja
Nice blog concluding a Great trip to Ecuador. 2 thoughts: 1) doctors are not unlike auto mechanics in the sense that any malfunction can be diagnosed in a number of ways on any given day, and 2) when will the Sonja book be available en la Mariscal?
From Blog: The accident, the return home and all the rest
Date: 20th November 2008
Pretty
Hi, Thanks for your comment. Yes, it was pretty cold and rainy/foggy up there. I did not walk much in T-shirt, but more with thick fleece and jacket (good quality rain-proof jacket advisable). I have a very good sleeping bag, so I was never cold at night. Cheers Sonja
From Blog: Piñan Lakes
Pretty
Hi, Thanks for your comment. Yes, it was pretty cold and rainy/foggy up there. I did not walk much in T-shirt, but more with thick fleece and jacket (good quality rain-proof jacket advisable). I have a very good sleeping bag, so I was never cold at night. Cheers Sonja
From Blog: Piñan Lakes
Date: 2nd August 2008
nice pix of lakes and deer
SH Nice, very nice. I wanna pet a deer, too. Were you very cold there? Maybe I should unpack some shorts and T shirts and replace them with sweaters and earmuffs.
From Blog: Piñan Lakes
nice pix of lakes and deer
SH Nice, very nice. I wanna pet a deer, too. Were you very cold there? Maybe I should unpack some shorts and T shirts and replace them with sweaters and earmuffs.
From Blog: Piñan Lakes
Date: 8th June 2008
I know the feeling
Thanks for the reminder. First when in such locations, I always carry all major money and docs in a secure place close to my jewels. 2nd: All valued gear is always kept in front of my chest, one way or another. Also, this posture sends messages to thieves that I am on the alert. T
From Blog: A bad day
I know the feeling
Thanks for the reminder. First when in such locations, I always carry all major money and docs in a secure place close to my jewels. 2nd: All valued gear is always kept in front of my chest, one way or another. Also, this posture sends messages to thieves that I am on the alert. T
From Blog: A bad day
Date: 1st June 2008
Thanks. It´s very nice to hear that my entries are useful for other people. Let me know if you have any questions!
From Blog: In Paradise (also called Vilcabamba)
Thanks. It´s very nice to hear that my entries are useful for other people. Let me know if you have any questions!
From Blog: In Paradise (also called Vilcabamba)
Date: 1st June 2008
Yes, Illiniza is perfect to prepare for Cotopaxi, as it is the only one which is about 5-600m lower tha Cotopaxi.
From Blog: Illiníza Norte (5126 m)
Yes, Illiniza is perfect to prepare for Cotopaxi, as it is the only one which is about 5-600m lower tha Cotopaxi.
From Blog: Illiníza Norte (5126 m)
Date: 17th May 2008
Can't wait for Vilcabamba and Izhcayluma...
...we're booked in there for Monday. I'm glad I've found all your blogs, they're very helpful for planning treks and climbs in Ecuador.
From Blog: In Paradise (also called Vilcabamba)
Can't wait for Vilcabamba and Izhcayluma...
...we're booked in there for Monday. I'm glad I've found all your blogs, they're very helpful for planning treks and climbs in Ecuador.
From Blog: In Paradise (also called Vilcabamba)
Date: 17th May 2008
Looks like a good climb too, I guess this is a warmup for Cotopaxi.
From Blog: Illiníza Norte (5126 m)
Looks like a good climb too, I guess this is a warmup for Cotopaxi.
From Blog: Illiníza Norte (5126 m)
Date: 17th May 2008
Lovely pics from Cotpaxi
We're hoping to climb it as well over the next few weeks. Hope we'll make it to the top too!
From Blog: Cotopaxi (5897 m)
Lovely pics from Cotpaxi
We're hoping to climb it as well over the next few weeks. Hope we'll make it to the top too!
From Blog: Cotopaxi (5897 m)
Date: 15th February 2008
col-U-mbia
Off course the accent is different; people from Columbia speak very different English from that of people from Atlanta, New York or even Miami... Oh you mean the country C-O-L-O-M-B-I-A sorry got confused because COLOMBIA, and Columbia are two totally different places!
From Blog: Colombia - sneaking across the border
col-U-mbia
Off course the accent is different; people from Columbia speak very different English from that of people from Atlanta, New York or even Miami... Oh you mean the country C-O-L-O-M-B-I-A sorry got confused because COLOMBIA, and Columbia are two totally different places!
From Blog: Colombia - sneaking across the border
Date: 11th February 2008
Chiva Express
Hi Sylvian, Sorry, I saw your comment only now! What exactly do you mean by the Chiva Express? Are you talking abot the Devil's Nose Train? Cheers Sonja
From Blog: Riobamba and the Devil´s Nose Train
Chiva Express
Hi Sylvian, Sorry, I saw your comment only now! What exactly do you mean by the Chiva Express? Are you talking abot the Devil's Nose Train? Cheers Sonja
From Blog: Riobamba and the Devil´s Nose Train
Date: 30th January 2008
ILLiniza Norte & Cotopaxi 27-01-2008
Sonja, it's great to do all the way your alone! The great thing is not to save the 10USD, but to get the surprise from all the others and guides. Keep it, you do it very well! I respected you so much!
From Blog: Illiníza Norte (5126 m)
ILLiniza Norte & Cotopaxi 27-01-2008
Sonja, it's great to do all the way your alone! The great thing is not to save the 10USD, but to get the surprise from all the others and guides. Keep it, you do it very well! I respected you so much!
From Blog: Illiníza Norte (5126 m)
Date: 5th January 2008
response to your travelblog/ecuador
hi, i have been trying to figure out a way to do the chiva express from quito to guay without a tour. reading online and the latest lonely planet guide didn't help much. would you give some advice on this matter? thank you.
From Blog: Riobamba and the Devil´s Nose Train
response to your travelblog/ecuador
hi, i have been trying to figure out a way to do the chiva express from quito to guay without a tour. reading online and the latest lonely planet guide didn't help much. would you give some advice on this matter? thank you.
From Blog: Riobamba and the Devil´s Nose Train
Date: 26th December 2007
Loja
Sonja, from your photos of Loja, the town looks very clean. I even can see the Christmas decoration on the street! You makes lovely pictures of the town, but you don't have strong feeling to this town. I found it lovely!
From Blog: Loja and Zamora
Loja
Sonja, from your photos of Loja, the town looks very clean. I even can see the Christmas decoration on the street! You makes lovely pictures of the town, but you don't have strong feeling to this town. I found it lovely!
From Blog: Loja and Zamora
Date: 23rd December 2007
2007 Christmas
Dear Sonja, Christmas is coming, I hope you have a nice Christmas in Ecuador. You are never alone, all the friends read your Travelblog, and I love your writing so much. If I don't have my Chinese passport, maybe I'll come to see you. But at the moment I still don't have free for traveling.
From Blog: Cajas National Park once more
2007 Christmas
Dear Sonja, Christmas is coming, I hope you have a nice Christmas in Ecuador. You are never alone, all the friends read your Travelblog, and I love your writing so much. If I don't have my Chinese passport, maybe I'll come to see you. But at the moment I still don't have free for traveling.
From Blog: Cajas National Park once more
Date: 14th November 2007
Hi Sonja,
Hi, Sonja, it was nice to read what you wrote, like a novel. I hope, you can learn the dance well, and we can have fun when you are in Munich again.
From Blog: Hot Nights in Quito
Hi Sonja,
Hi, Sonja, it was nice to read what you wrote, like a novel. I hope, you can learn the dance well, and we can have fun when you are in Munich again.
From Blog: Hot Nights in Quito
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From Blog: Guaranda and Salinas