LlanganatisAfter eight long days trekking in the Llangantis National Park in Ecuador I have arrived in the nearby town of Pillaro. It was an incredible journey, taking in valleys, vistas, and cloud forest along the way. With no paths to follow, we had to make our way along mainly deer tracks, some areas being totally inaccessible. The first couple of days good weather didn´t hold up, and soon we were faced with freezing fog and swirling mist. Here are a few shots I´ve managed to upload for now. I have also included here a picture of the Flechas, very sharp arrow like plants sticking up like knives from the ground. Next on the agenda is the Sangay volcano.
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