favorites::
1- everything
2- the old wooden boats that completely cover the ocean
3- how it’s a beatiful beach…surrounded by even more beautiful mountains
4- the little old man with twinkly eyes who sold me my bracelets and when i told him i was colombian he gave me the biggest hug and said “welcome to your country”
5- sunset.
6- scuba diving for the first time. trying not to panic. and then becoming addicted.
taganga is a little hidden gem town right outside of santa marta. i had no idea what to expect when arriving, but as the taxi turned the corners of the mountain side, i was awestruck by it’s beauty. it has a quaint, small town feel…with a complete laid-back, beach bum attitude. it’s also the place were i would like to build a small house on the side of a mountain and live forever. scuba dive during the day, eat fresh fish for lunch, coco limeades for happy hour, and sit on the beach and watch sunset at night. repeat for 365 days and that sounds like a pretty sweet life if you ask me!
la chiva!! this is colombian’s famous bus. they are used as public transport and now are used more as “party busses” where at night they play loud music, dance rumba, and take shots of aguardiente while going from town to town :-)
coco limeade for kim. coco limeade with vodka for astrid :-)
scuba!!
creepiest picture ever.
and perhaps my favorite part of the day.
I’ve been trying to think of a comment to leave, but your adventures have kinda left me speechless…in a good way! I’m in awe of your trip!
these are amazing astrid. for so many reasons. i think the coolest thing for me is the photos you chose to take and hearing about what left such an impression- i think i’ve gotten jaded over time but it’s so amazing to see things through your eyes for the first time all over again. i’m so glad you’re sharing all of this!
thanks kelsey :) we missed you!
klp…just glad you were there with me to share ;-)
I agree with Kelsey. I’m kind of speechless too. What an amazing experience you guys had! And I love the old guy who sold your bracelets and welcomed you. :)
I agree with Kelsey. I’m kind of speechless too. What an amazing experience you guys had! And I love the old guy who sold you bracelets and welcomed you. :)
so awesome!! love that last image of Kim! looks like fun ladies!
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