I made reservations: the same mistake I’ve made before. What seems like a reasonable drive on the map turns into […]
The road over the pass to Cuenca, our next stop, is high and winding. From sea level in Guayaquil the road climbs to 11,155 feet before descending to Cuenca’s 8,200 feet. In 2017 excessive rains caused a huge mudslide, burying the highway. The road was completely closed for a few years and is now only partially open.
Leaving Baeza, the rainy season kicked into gear. Maybe early this year?
Back at the Quito airport we are reunited with our luggage! Then off for new adventures in Ecuador.
The reason we returned to Ecuador was to see parrots on a clay lick. In 2016 when we were nearby, […]
It was an inauspicious beginning. Mechanical trouble delays on the ground in Denver might have been overcome if they’d been […]
Pick a week at the end of September, early October and you should find glorious colors in the Colorado mountains…just about anywhere.
Loreto was our planned southern extent for this winter. It’s a nice size colonial town with all the amenities one […]
In winter of 2022 we escaped once again to Baja. Since we’ve been there several times we have some favorite […]
With a bit more time, we range further south. This part of the state is renowned for fall foliage. The […]