Gigante roca-Lechona anyone?

200m of solid granite below me, complete with the vista bonita!

200m arriba...all solid granite baby

Makes you hungry doesn't it? Trucha is the succulent little trout raised in the lake you previously saw

Hmm...what could make this picture better, ohh wait, lets add a rainbow, thanks Mamma Nature!

This nice lady interviewed me in my hostal. She is the host of some "Globetrekker" which is aired on discovery channel and PBS. Look for my happy self drinking beer and telling her about how I love Colombia in about 5-6 months live on air!

I did go to church on Palm Sunday. The feeling of reverence really helps me understand religion and why so many people have such strong faith. A mass gathering of worship is a spectacular experience

Cowboy shows the path to the waterfalls, too bad no one was paying attention. I guess I never thought to look back on my camera at the photos, to maybe see the route.

Cata and Heather, tickled pink with our little setup...woo sunshine and pools!

I am always amazed at the fresh, overgrown green hills packed with life. The palms just accentuate la tierra and the experience.

Note Santiago in the background...this is the location of the massage rock.

Just about to loose the only thing that can help us find our way back to the car, but it sure looks good going down ;)

Ayyyyy que rico! Lechona, served hot, always. My #1 pork dish, wish we had this in Canada. Maybe I can get lessons. Hey Chels...would you try this one?