Weee! Just starting to post the pics i took at Quebrada de los Cuervos (crows' ravine) an amazing place here in Uruguay, in the department called Treinta y Tres (which means thirty-three), where we spent last weekend. We had lots of fun and met this place that is just divine! We also climbed! Eek! If you ever go there i think it'd be good to train a bit before, because after you started the trip it's the same to walk your way back or forth... there's no easy way out, you just have to hold out and keep going! There are really heavy sections, but we all enjoyed it. Hope you enjoy this pictures, i'll keep posting by climbing sectios so the ones that come over Uruguay get excited about this place and visit it!
quebrada de los cuervos
Weee! Just starting to post the pics i took at Quebrada de los Cuervos (crows' ravine) an amazing place here in Uruguay, in the department called Treinta y Tres (which means thirty-three), where we spent last weekend. We had lots of fun and met this place that is just divine! We also climbed! Eek! If you ever go there i think it'd be good to train a bit before, because after you started the trip it's the same to walk your way back or forth... there's no easy way out, you just have to hold out and keep going! There are really heavy sections, but we all enjoyed it. Hope you enjoy this pictures, i'll keep posting by climbing sectios so the ones that come over Uruguay get excited about this place and visit it!
Increible el lugar, nunca fui pero con las fotos me mori de ganas de conocerlo. Muy lindas fotos Rena, que bueno que pasaron lindo! Seguro esa gripe esta llena de alegria jaja. Lindisimo el blog, segui subiendo cosas.
ResponderEliminarAbrazos!
Santiago.
Muy lindas fotos! y el lugar es fantástico, no lo conocía! beso grande
ResponderEliminarHey Renata! Thank you for the amazing comment on my last post. I'm so glad I came across your page :)
ResponderEliminarAs I was reading through your "about me" section I kept being more and more interested in following your blog. I have friends who also live in Montevideo, and I too am a lacto-ovo vegetarian! Oh! And your sisters.. a chef and a ballerina?! Sounds like your family has some awesome adventures and stories to tell!
:) Thanks again!
Divino el lugar! Un paraíso!
ResponderEliminarMe encanta tu blog.
Besos
nos copamos
ResponderEliminarEse sentimiento de "ya estoy metida en esto, ahora volver sería tan complicado como avanzar", me hizo acordar a mí misma en Bariloche!
ResponderEliminarY sí, se complica, pero ya que estamos, se sigue!
Lindísimo todo, qué bueno que hayan disfrutado.
Besos! :)
Santi: pah, a vos te encantaría seguro, cuando puedas andá a buscar tu explorador interior jaja. Es buenísimo posta. Me alegro de que te guste el blog, seguí pasando!! :) Abrazote!
ResponderEliminarMaru: muchas gracias, está excelente, si venís por acá te lo super recomiendo!
Betsy: thanx for stopping by! I liked your blog too and it inspired me a lot, after that i got a call from my aunt and we started talking about stuff like that and i felt the whole thing was just graceful, well as matter of fact i believe everything is ;)
Yay for vegetarians! Haha. I'm so glad you liked my blog and you are welcome to came across anytime!!
Fer: muchas gracias, me alegro mucho de que sea así, en serio, me hace feliz que ustedes disfruten de mi blog! :)
estileros: wiii! gracias!
ann: tal cual! me preocupó la sensación sobre todo por los más veteranos del grupo, que quedaron bastante cansados y seguro les costó más, pero estuvo genial y no se murió nadie jajaja. Beso a vos y feliz cumple atrasado también!!
Que lindo lugar! por donde queda?
ResponderEliminarBesos, Ana
Life would be so much easier if I could speak Spanish......
ResponderEliminarOne day I will google translate everything in this blog so I can read and read and read!!!
Your life looks so exciting :)