We have been very busy the last couple days between several going a way meals for Casey and Charlie and working isolated territory. To start out, last Friday we went about an hour and a half east of Cochabamba to an area called Coraní, which is on the other side of the mountains heading into a tropical area. It was very interesting to say the least as we drove up and over the mountains on these curvy roads passing tractor trailers on double yellow lines because the trucks were going so slow up the hills, but we made it. When we arrived, we ate at a little restaurant located at a trout fish hatchery were the catch your fish fresh and serve it to you, and it was delicious.
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| The restaurant we ate at |
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| Freshly caught trout cooked two different ways |
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| Trout storage area, dry right now |
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| Goodbye Charlie and Casey |
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The family who took us, our neighbors and landlord, at a lake we stopped at to see.
The lake with the clouds moving through.
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| High up in the mountains, clouds come and go, very pretty, pictures don't do it justice! |
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Mountains so steep, cars pass trucks on blind curves, double yellow lines, pretty crazy,
we tried to load a video to show the crazy driving but it wouldn't up load. |
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| Old castle we stopped and went inside to look at, pretty interesting |
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