The final post in a short series of photos from Ecuador. The original intentions was to leave them without captions, and let the photos stand alone, but the people, including me, hate caption-less photos.
So here is a miscellaneous smattering of scenery shots from Ecuador in 2010.
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| Near the end (the top) of the Guamote-Macas road - we started in the jungle and drove to the high mountains. |
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| A Puya, a giant bromeliad, in the paramo near our field camp, called Rumi Loma. |
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| J takes in the afternoon sun. |
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| At the end of my very first trip up to Rumi Loma, a fence lit by the headlights. |
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| Sunsets at Rumi Loma were always something. |
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| The Valley at the base of El Altar, a volcano outside of Rio Bamba. |
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| Sunrise. I began to drag myself out of bed for it, drinking coffee during it. It was a level of virtuousness that I may never achieve again. |
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| This photo, and the next, are at either end of the panorama that comes third. |
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| N watches the arrival of a thunderstorm. |
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| The alpacas being hearded back into the corral (to protect them from pumas during the night) at La Libertad. |
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| More of La Libertad, looking over at the village of Colepato. |
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| A private vacation, I went to Cuyabeno at the end of the second program. This is pirana fishing (see the raw meet on the gunwale at right?). We didn't get any. |
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| In Cuyabeno, swimming with the piranas. |
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| Also Cuyabeno. This little grove of palms is extremely well-photographed, and is a classic postcard from Ecuador. |
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| Flying back into Quito on Christmas Day. |
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