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    Good luck rainbow - near El Bordo: by margitpirsch, Views[289]
         		 Colombians stopping us on the road to take pictures with us.: by margitpirsch, Views[1518]
         		 Chicken Bus: by margitpirsch, Views[293]
         		 The
         		 In a cafe on the road - holding up
     
    Leaving Popayan with this happy image.: by margitpirsch, Views[688]
         		 Prewash - Negro the dog licking my salty legs...: by margitpirsch, Views[2527]
         		 Como se Llama - here in Popayan: by margitpirsch, Views[775]
         		 Cool kid at the show in Piendamo: by margitpirsch, Views[634]
         		 this soldier even sings and has a great voice amongst all those pink balloons. : by margitpirsch, Views[704]
     
    Dog show in Piendamo: by margitpirsch, Views[742]
         		 Saying
         		 Dog show in Piendamo. Seems like the police and military is involved in show activities a lot here in Colombia: by margitpirsch, Views[638]
         		 by margitpirsch, Views[574]
         		 Leaving Silvia: by margitpirsch, Views[614]
     
    Fred at the finca makes honey. He fed us Mango and honey for breakfast: by margitpirsch, Views[1625]
         		 downtown plaza - indigenous woman spinning yarn all the time.: by margitpirsch, Views[768]
         		 Downtown Silvia. Indigenous people all over the place. : by margitpirsch, Views[734]
         		 James, Margit, Antonio, Erik and Fred in front of the Finca in Silvia: by margitpirsch, Views[748]
         		 coming out the door in
     
    let's hope the bikes don't fall off...: by margitpirsch, Views[646]
         		 Taxi to Silvia from Piendamo.: by margitpirsch, Views[764]
         		 brunch on the side of the road with Antonio and Erik on our way to Silvia: by margitpirsch, Views[580]
         		 night street scene in Cali.: by margitpirsch, Views[634]
         		 most delicious cafe and cake in a yiddish cafe in Cali - very scrumptious. : by margitpirsch, Views[637]
     
    Colombian dog in Cali: by margitpirsch, Views[614]
         		 Cali: by margitpirsch, Views[663]
         		 One just never knows what comes next...: by margitpirsch, Views[605]
         		 feeding a baby calf at our host families' finca in Tulua.: by margitpirsch, Views[595]
         		 Cajamarca in the mountains before Linea pass.......little did we know at that point how much more we had to climb.: by margitpirsch, Views[615]
     
    After one and a half days rest we left Armenia and climbed again....genteelly and very pretty: by margitpirsch, Views[667]
         		 the new road being build....we still had to take the windy, twisty, steep road up to Linea pass.: by margitpirsch, Views[626]
         		 ...and for lunch Erik treated us to the best vegetarian restaurant in town.: by margitpirsch, Views[698]
         		 We found Erik here in Cali (we met him way back in Honda) and he took us to his artist friend Gerald who reminded me of S. Dali.: by margitpirsch, Views[1395]
         		 Music on the side of the road.: by margitpirsch, Views[575]
     
    Carlos's father Carlos and us.: by margitpirsch, Views[713]
         		 Good bye to Carlos and his family..: by margitpirsch, Views[692]
         		 Our
         		 by margitpirsch, Views[721]
         		 by margitpirsch, Views[686]
     
    by margitpirsch, Views[678]
         		 I was trying to take a picture of this soldier while he was bowing to us with hands in prayer after we told him where we cycled from, but he wouldn't do it again. He wanted to be photographed like this and no other way!: by margitpirsch, Views[654]
         		 dinner with a
         		 delish...: by margitpirsch, Views[1652]
         		 bicycles for everybody.: by margitpirsch, Views[566]
     
    From the lonely Planet: If you spend any time at all in the Zona Cafetera it is highly probable that you will take at least a couple of rides in a classic WWII jeep. These veterans don't just look great parked in formation around rural parts of the Zona C. Willys are used to transport everything from passengers to pigs, platano, furniture and of course coffee. And unlike buses, a Willys jeep is never really full- don't be surprised if your driver packs in 16 passengers or more. The first jeeps to arrive in were army surplus models sent from the USA in 1950 in order to sell the vehicles to farmers in the Zona C, a kind of traveling jeep show was created with expert drivers maneuvering the vehicles up and down the stairs in front of the churches and moving loads through obstacle courses in the plazas. The locals were sold instantly- and so began a love affair that lasts to this day. Willy jeeps are such an integral part of rural Colombian culture that a
         		 Cafe beans at it's finest. Pretty too!: by margitpirsch, Views[662]
         		 my collage for the truth!: by margitpirsch, Views[2625]
         		 BBFE: by margitpirsch, Views[870]
         		 The best girls!!!! Ever!: by margitpirsch, Views[788]
     
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