Kristen ([info]purpleblobofgoo) wrote,
@ 2009-07-22 13:53:00
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Entry tags:galapagos, traveling

The final days, then home, sweet home

I got home safely on the 18th. I’ve been trying to catch up on life since I’ve been back.

Since I last updated, I went on an awesome day trip snorkeling and hiking with some friends, worked my butt off finishing graphics, and spent a fun day in Quito visiting the Pichincha volcano.

I also had a few technology scares. Everything started going wrong at once–my camera was acting up, I lost my phone, and I thought my laptop had died on the plane ride. Luckily, I found my phone, and my laptop is alive.

I’m really excited about getting back to campus, although I really miss the Galapagos.

Here are some pictures from my final days:

I finally got some ceviche--it had fish, shrimp, and octopus in it.

I finally got some ceviche--it had fish, shrimp, and octopus in it.

The beginning of our hiking adventure

The beginning of our hiking adventure

The view from the top of Frigatebird Trail

The view from the top of Frigatebird Trail

The view from above of where we snorkeled

The view from above of where we snorkeled

The Darwin Statue-it's supposed to be at the place where he first landed in the Galapagos

The Darwin Statue-it's supposed to be at the place where he first landed in the Galapagos

I love snorkeling with sea lions--they'll get so close they're almost touching you

I love snorkeling with sea lions--they'll get so close they're almost touching you

Snorkeling

Snorkeling

Loberia, a beach on San Cristobal covered in black volcanic rock

Loberia, a beach on San Cristobal covered in black volcanic rock

At Loberia

At Loberia

The contrast between the bright green fauna, the light-colored sand and the black rocks is striking

The contrast between the bright green fauna, the light-colored sand and the black rocks is striking

15,000 feet in the air at the Pichincha volcano. That's Quito in the background.

15,000 feet in the air at the Pichincha volcano. That's Quito in the background.

A church on the volcano

A church on the volcano

The long and winding road up to the top

The long and winding road up to the top

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