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Olon
Some deformation on the rocks as a result from tide along thousands of years Is I was in Olón, I walked around 10 Km. along the beach, until no further way across the cliffs. The walk end at a very small fisher’s village. I’m sure less than 100 people live there. I was told 10 years ago, they didn't have any electricity; no tab water in the village. The walk was approx from the first mark to the second one.
Then we were picked to go further by car until Puerto Lopez, eat some delicious "corviches" and see the surroundings. Pictures are worth more than thousand words, so take a short time to see them.
I’m posting also a few pictures from Parque de las Iguanas and Palacio de Govierno in Guayaquil. The iguanas there are so used to people, they behavior is more dog alike. They have no fear to human whatsoever. One iguana climbed to the legs of a friend...
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Werner
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