Hello @marcosmilano71,
Wow, your post made me feel a little homesick.
The land in Venezuela looks so similar to my home country, Jamaica. I can recall childhood days spent playing in cane fields and also the harvesting of sugarcane, burning and transporting it in tractors and trailers.
I also remember the black remnants from the sugarcane trash. I always had to stop playing in the streets and hurry to take my clothes off the line. Otherwise, the black ashes in the air would fall on my clothes. Sweet memories 😍

Coffee Plantations though; Unfortunately I never got the chance to visit Blue Mountain Coffee plantations. Hopefully, I'll still get to do so one day:)
The big difference with Jamaica and Venezuela is that coffee was never as common a household item as it is for Venezuelas. Jamaicans do love their tea, and believe that tea cures all common sicknesses...this could be from the British colony days.

It's great that you got to have your favourite moccacino and treats. Always breaks the week up nicely.

Thanks for stopping by, have a lovely weekend :)

PS. I learned a new word: "bucolic"...I will make sure to use it in my blogs 😊...Cheers ☕️😍