Today marks my 2nd year living here in Bogotá. It’s been a pretty momentous couple of years ever since I landed, and it’s hard to commemorate in words. Instead, to mark to occassion, I leave you with a Colombia photo gallery from some of my travels around the country. Enjoy.
Medellín
Medellín
Medellín, Botero Plaza
Salento & Cocora Valley
Lighting up
Salento
Cocora Valley
Taganga & the Coast
When I first arrived
The only risk is wanting to stay…
The beach in Taganga
Fishing boats on Taganga’s coast
Taganga, Colombia
La Guajira
View from the Pilon de Azucar, La Guajira
Chillin’ in Cabo de La Vela, La Guajira
Punta Gallinas
The traditional dance at the ranch
View onto the ocean
Mompox
Church in Mompox
La Magdalena River, Mompox
Chatting in Mompox
Amazon
Sunset on the Amazon River
Sloth
Leticia
Bogotá
El Chorro
Plaza Bolivar
Near Congress
View from my first apartment
LADS! This happens every Friday, and is usually followed by…
This.
Paul & Valentina at a wedding in Colombia, ma’ wiki
Aaaaand that’ll about wrap it up…
I don’t want to clog up your computer memory with my Colombia memories, so I won’t post the many photos I have from the rest of the country.
2 years is a long time to spend away from home, but as anyone living here in Colombia will know, living here you never feel too far from family.
Here’s to more years here, and a whole load of Colombian goodness.
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