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Our featured posts of the day take us on a trek in Caracas, Venezuela, a city walk in Amsterdam, Netherlands and a tour through the valleys of Carabobo, also in Venezuela We also visit other parts of the world such as Argentina, Colombia, Italy, Czech Republic, Spain, Philippines and many more. I hope you like these walks today :)
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@jesuslnrsThe guys convinced me, I have stepped out of my comfort zone and have continued to venture a little further from home to see more places in El Avila, the imposing mountain that rises north of Caracas. For many this could be a routine place, but for me it was the first time and a unique and unrepeatable experience. These are pictures I took on my hiking trip to Sabas Nieves, a beautiful flowery hill with dreamy views at only 1300 meters of travel, but wow, so far it has been one of the most impressive routes in my few months of hiking.
I usually use the San Bernardino Trail, it is a more comfortable way for me, following the road that takes me up to Cortafuegos, and a little further up, I have even already reached the top of that side, but I have decided to be more daring, I already have some training; I say daring because my companions are a gym trainer named Douglas and a native monkey from Caracas that I call Leonardo, who knows every corner of El Avila. But both have helped me on this trip, one for his great knowledge of the areas and the other to help me with the stamina to make it. Generally you will see them in front of me in these photographs 🤣
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@ninaeatshereWe are just now saying goodbye to Amsterdam, a city that turned out to be a thousand times more charming than I expected. I think I'm more than in love with it and I thought I would be a little the same here. I knew it would be a beautiful and enlightening visit, but I did not expect to be so comfortable touring it and so excited to learn more about it.
There are so many things I want to talk about this visit and I will do so little by little, but I can't help but mention the beautiful contrast of the architecture in the streets and the vibrant energy you feel walking through them. It's the 750th anniversary and the city is getting ready for a big celebration next month and if with this changeable weather we had everything has its charm, I can't even imagine what it will be like when spring is at its peak.
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@jlinarespIn Venezuela we are going through days when not having electricity is a common thing. So I am trying to take advantage of the long hours of power cuts during the afternoons in the best way possible. And one of the things I am doing to deal with this is to go for a ride on my old bicycle to the rural areas far away from the urban center of my town. So, these photos which you will see below, come from those rides... 📷🚲
All these photographs I am sharing today were taken south of town in the valley called “Agua de Obispo”. However, I have tried to caption all of them with the specific name given by the local people to each place, which in many cases is the same name given to the properties through which I usually go during my rides...
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