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@michelleeeeysThe landscape was growing more and more beautiful with every step that we made. Green leaves were quite bright, and blue sky was in contrast with the greens and the air was cool and refreshing. We had some breaks so that we could have some rest and capture photos of the nature of our adventure. When we made a step after a step, we were closer to the peak, and the friendship of my friends allowed enjoying the experience even more. An hour later we were on the summit of the Osmena Peak. The view was picturesque which we were invited to as soon as we entered; it was inconceivable to the sight. we had the waving hills and jagged mountains ahead of us and it was a good picture that would have been good in a post card. The beauty of the landscape and the achievement that was felt on its arrival at the top made us marvel.
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@belugYesterday, after arriving at the hotel and after my session with my psychologist, I went for a walk around the area. It caught my attention because there was a pattern in the streets that never stopped: organized and planned spaces with sidewalks, and others adrift, with a white line on the street marking the boundary between vehicles and pedestrians. A bit stressful, yes.
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@noalysUnderneath the arch is a monument to his wife, India Isabel, who was part of our Wayuu ethnic group. They are considered to be among the first mestizos in the country. She died on Alonso de Ojeda's grave. It is worth noting that he was buried in the place where he died so that people could walk on his grave as a form of penance.
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