Entering the Leofling Park

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Today I got up and continued my day exploring places, as if remembering those days when I was a child I used to go out into the jungle to look for new routes and interesting places, in a place where we practically lived in the middle of the jungle, in that same way I felt that feeling when I wanted to go to the Leofling park in the city of Puerto Ordaz - Venezuela, a place I have already been many times on several occasions, but this time I went into other routes that I have never traveled, because this park has connections with the other parks and you can say that it would take a lot of time, as well as knowing a little about the route to go around everything.

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Although I left with the idea of ​​​​getting to this place I had no idea how I was going to get there, I simply let myself be carried away by my intuition. My departure time was at 8 am, walking through the city until I got to the main avenue, where I was heading towards Leofling Park, then being in the park I began to go into the forest, although of course I was going along the paved road between many trees and flora of the place, as well as from afar I could hear some animals but I could not see them.

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That journey from the entrance of the park to the point I had as my destination was perhaps about 3 kilometers, arriving at that destination I noticed it because it was a clear area of ​​the jungle and you could see a large lake, and a few meters away you could also see the rapids of the river. While I was thinking how I could get closer. For a moment I thought this would be my journey but luckily I met a man who showed me the path that was practically in front of me but it was not noticeable due to the number of fallen trees and the tall bush. Therefore I was able to get closer to the river and I realized the other routes that could take me to La Llovizna Park, although that could take me all day. I took some pictures and contemplated the nature and landscape so much that for a moment it made me feel like I wasn't in a city.

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Then on my way back I met a little monkey and his son, I took advantage of the fact to take some pictures while he watched me closely as I moved since these animals become very defensive when they are with their babies. I followed another route that was not the same way back and I was able to find the way to the Cachamay park which was very close. Anyway, this place that I visited today was very close to other places that I have always visited but that I never really took the right direction to get to. However, today I got to know new places in these parks and I already have an idea of ​​how to continue explaining all this territory until I get to the La Llovizna park. Without a doubt, every day or every time I do these tours I find more nature, more life in its surroundings and of course more beautiful landscapes to photograph, as well as witnessing from another perspective the magnitude of the Cachamay stadium, which I have been able to visualize from different places and angles.

All photographs are my own.

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