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| A bodega on the way to La Culata |
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| El Vaille |
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| Fog rolling in at La Culata |
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| More fog |
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| This and the next several photos are from the monastery where they grow "my" coffee |
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| It's like Shangri-La, isn't it? |
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| One morning, I will be drinking the coffee that is growing at the top of this hill. |
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| Flowers at the monastery |
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| On the way to the Paramo (moors) |
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| Lake Mucubaji, in the Paramo |
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| A view of the fog-bound lake |
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| At Los Frailes, where we stopped for lunch in the Paramo |
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| The front of Los Frailes |
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| Foxglove (digitalis) at Los Frailes |
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| Another flower at Los Frailes |
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| The Paramo in fog. |
1. the flora is beautiful! you caught some really nice photos.
ReplyDelete2. your coffee?! I'll have you know lots of other people drink that coffee too :)
Just now saw your comment. Thanks! Glad you like the photos. As for "my" coffee...well, I *did* put it in quotation marks, which was my lame way of acknowledging that I don't have sole ownership. But I'm very possessive about this coffee! And VERY partial to it. In fact, we're about to run out of it here in Maine, so I had to buy something else. I will drink it with great trepidation. (And I hope all those other people who drink the Venezuelan coffee enjoy it...and think of the very special place it came from!)
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