CERRO BLANCO

A GREAT MORNING IN CERRO BLANCO.

disconnect from the world for a moment.

Eliana, Kathy, Karina and I went one morning a Cerro Blanco, a little discouraged because we thought the truth would be a little tired because they had too many other mosquitoes.

We took the route of 1 hour and a half, called the canoe path, Joel starting our guide explaining the route with the map, hey explained us that currently Cerro Blanco is on danger and all species are being threatened, and that on one side there developments of the site while the other side there is a quarry and thats why all the species migrate to the center of the forest and increasingly less frequently observed.

News that made ​​me really sad because I think a place that holds so much life should have more support from the government, Cerro Blanco is a natural reserve, and has interesting facilities, including camping houses, a small zoo of species rescued, and other interesting things, if they had a budget for maintenance and promotion have a greater awareness among people.

There were many things that struck me the tour, as trees that take the lives of other trees to survive are calls "Mata Palo" and have a curious legend, say that in this kind of trees lives a troll called tin tin, famous love Manabi for girls and take with him, others are huge and achieve up to 4 m or more in diameter and not to mention how high they may be, embrace causes and stay there for a while when you do feel like one you channel energy.

Although we couldn't see more animals only mosquitoes around the path jajaaja, but we could hear the song of many types of birds, which had a very calming effect when mixed with the sound of water from the streams was inexplicable.

Also we saw in the distance a giant tree where the Caciques birds had made nests in order to live, I loved because they had a very interesting and a little bag for protection.

we could see a small waterfall that had a small pond full of fish, many spider webs weaving them with small species, and also a Pangora of river an animal like a crab, that lives only in rivers.

I think it was much better to make the trip at the end of the class, rather than at the beginning because I am now more aware of certain concepts of coexistence with our environment, and I have even more aware of what is being socially responsible.

I think all your actions, however small or great effect causing you to see whether or not someone is hit either negative or positive for every action you make. is therefore important to always think beyond what your eyes let you see.

and I could see in white hill, many species could be observed before the eye, now only heard in the distance, had broken before a large force of water today are dry in the middle of the path.

I enjoyed the trip was off all the pollution of the city away from everything for a moment, no phones, no internet, no phone calls, only pictures and appreciate everything he saw. However I was saddened to learn that a beautiful place has very little support.