After a huge buffet (where I may or may not have had 3 portions of food and used up all of the kitchenware), we left the hot springs and got a 2 hour private bus to the Equator. We took many pictures and even visited the 'Fake Equator Museum' - which was a toilet explaining lots of fake Equator stories. From there we arrived at the Santa Fe Hostel, went out for a quick bite to eat, and were allowed to roam the markets for souvenirs and most importantly...blankets. Dinner was at a local restaurant where many of us got a bit frightened by the back light flickering and young children running around screaming. We all went to bed very happy because in the morning there was the prospect of clean clothes.
Love, Maddy Xx
Sounds like the food is better than the girls expected, looking forward to hearing all the stories when you return and especially seeing all the photos, what a fantastic experience! Xx
ReplyDeleteWelcome back to your blog everyone!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you are having an amazing time! I can't believe you have been there nearly 2 weeks already. Can't wait to hear about all your adventures!
Catherine Mason
Glad you’re all eating well. Can’t wait to hear/see about all the things you have done.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the next addition of the blog.
Xxx
Thoroughly enjoying all the updates and the pictures. I'm still laughing at your guest in the jungle, "Russell the Tarantula". Love the name. Who knows maybe he's managed to sneak into one of the backpacks :). So what has been the most adventurous thing you've eaten yet? Anybody had Guinea Pig yet? Enjoy the last week. Enjoy. Andy Coppin
ReplyDeleteAll looks amazing and great to hear your news. Glad you survived the tarantula and toilets in the jungle! It sounds like a completely different culture and what a fantastic experience. I take it it's a bit cooler in Otavalo if you are shopping for blankets. Look forward to hearing more news. Love Helen and Harold x
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the blog with us, it’s great to hear what you’ve all been up too. Sounds like you’re having an amazing time, seeing the sights and trying new things. Well done to you all doing all that work painting the school.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy every minute, time will fly by now,
See you or talk to you soon Maddy
Love from Kay (Maddy’s Aunt)
It sounds as though you have been having a fantastic time, full of adventure! I look forward to hearing all about it when you get back but in the meantime keep posting photos and updating the blog please. love Janettexxx
ReplyDeleteI am not sure my comment went though so sorry if it comes twice . I love the painting at the school. I love the laser logo and the hands . how wonderful. can't wait to hear all about it when your home lesley beings mum x
ReplyDeleteWonderful to read about all your adventures girls .
ReplyDeleteIt looks and sounds amazing .
Would like to hear more about any new and particular dishes you are eating and see some pictures of the local textiles .Mum's whispering over my shoulder as I write "get me a blanket please Beija ,".
Lot's of love to you all , have a great final week .
Euan