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 Description: Hace un par de semanas, Cody y yo nos unimos a un grupo de personas para hacer senderismo en las montañas cercanas a Bogotá. Fuimos a un páramo, un tipo de ecosistema ubicado en la Cordillera de los Andes. Hicimos un vlog para compartir la experiencia contigo. Acompáñanos en esta aventura. También identificarás nuevas expresiones.

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A couple of weeks ago, Cody and I joined a group of people to go hiking in the mountains close to Bogota. We went to a páramo, a type of ecosystem located in the Andes Mountain Range. We made a vlog to share the experience with you. Join us on this trekking adventure. You'll also identify new expressions.

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Title: Hiking in Colombia is no joke!  Vamos a un páramo. SPANISH Vlog #7
Caption: Sunday, 6 in the morning. We are making breakfast because we are going for a walk.
what are we doing? scrambled eggs and arepas ... and tea.
Over here we have some snacks, chocolate, cheese, food for the road, peanut butter,
we have sunscreen, water and here are our change of clothes, just in case.
After breakfast we went to wait for
the bus but because we had to be at a meeting place at 7 in the morning
and the bus did not come we
took a taxi.
On Sunday mornings there is a very calm atmosphere in the city.
We are now crossing the pedestrian bridge.
We are all here on the bus, we arrived at 7  in the morning. We are already getting ready to leave.
All of our hiking companions arrived very punctual so we were able to leave on time.
This is one of the exits from Bogotá to the north. You have to pass through a toll and here pass buses, cars, motorcycles
and since it is Sunday, we can see many bicycles.
We made a stop to go to the bathroom and buy some
last-minute things and we took the opportunity to film these cyclists.
The amount of cyclists you see leaving the city is incredible. Many people. It is incredible.
I already knew that on Sundays it is ciclovia in Bogotá and people go out to ride their bikes but I did not know the number of people
who leave Bogotá to the nearby towns to ride their bikes. It's very cool. Do you want to go too? I need a good bike.
On our way to the destination, we passed a lake. It took us about an hour and a bit to reach the destination meanwhile we passed through towns and farms.
My name is Mauricio, I’ll be your guide today along with Fabio. He will be your guide in the back.
We’ll have some difficult climbs, especially as we start, so let’s take it easy. Don’t try to walk too fast right now, so the altitude doesn’t affect you much.
We’ll have lunch at about noon when we are at the top of
the mountain. If the weather conditions allow it, we’ll have lunch there.
It’s pretty sunny right now so start the hike as light as you can. No jackets, no coats, no beanies, no scarves. It’s not worth it, because in five minutes you’ll be feeling hot.
Don’t forget to put on sunblock. We’ll be hydrating every 40
minutes, every hour, even if you don’t feel thirsty.
After listening to the recommendations, we went up. We started the walk on this dirt path that was quite steep. More or less for 20 or 30 minutes.
The weather was wonderful. It wasn't too hot and the
view was spectacular.
Later we continued climbing and we were already beginning to enter the mountain.
It was a bit of a difficult climb. The ground was damp and it was getting a little chilly. It was very windy.
When we got to this point we took a break to eat, see the beautiful scenery, take pictures, selfies ... those things.
Well, now let's get something to eat. We are going to stop for five minutes to eat and have a drink and then we continue. What do you want?
I took the opportunity to ask our guide some
questions.
Well, here I am with Fabio. He is one of our guides. Fabio, please tell us what a paramo is.
A páramo is a region above 3000 to 4000 meters high. People know páramos as the big receiver of water in the Andes. They are right.
Páramos are also regions that you can only find in this part of the world.
Here we can see a plant, called frailejón. What is it? Why is it important?
Frailejones are the most popular plants in a páramo because they hold water through their hairy cover in their leaves.
Frailejones grow between one and two centimeters per year, so they can take up to 100 years to grow.
Frailejones are strictly South American plants. They are only found in the high Andes of Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador.
Fabio, why do you recommend doing this type of hike in a group rather than individually?
It’s a safety issue. It’s better to go with someone who knows the area. The weather in the páramo changes rapidly.
If one or two people go hiking and suddenly …. it is dangerous, especially if there’s an accident. It’s safer to go in a group.
Fabio, our guide, told me that our destination was 3,400 meters above sea level. The paramo is a very cold place.
As we continued, our ascent we already saw that the rain was approaching, or rather, we were approaching the rain.
Look at the mist ... and all this field of frailejones
The vegetation that we saw in the páramo is very different from what we have seen in other places.
It is very dense, there is a lot of vegetation, many flowers, but the coolest thing is that you breathe very pure air.
The higher we climbed, the more we saw mud and puddles we naively tried not to get our shoes dirty.
As we got closer to the mist, guess what? it started raining.
How are you? Tired. In other words tired ... but here we go.
and how are you doing? The same ... We've been rained on, it's very windy ... it's cold. My feet are wet.
I had never seen anything like this in my life. Very cool. A little more difficult than I expected ... But we are prepared, so we are good.
Apart from the shoes.  For sure some water shoes or boots would be better than my workout shoes.
OK let's navigate this.  Walk the tight rope on the side.  Show the people at home.
This is how you cross while tying up your hair.  Did you see that?
At this point, we had already been walking up the mountain for almost an hour, in the freezing rain and we were beginning to question all our decisions in life.
When I was young... younger, I used to do this a lot but I don't know if it's because I've not done it in a while... Or I have other interests now, but I'm not enjoying it.
Some people weren't having a great time. At this point, we did not mind getting our shoes dirty, and there we went: into the clouds.
At one point the climb was so steep that we had to climb with
everything: hands and feet, everything. And again it started to rain.
At last, we reached our destination. We had a little rainless moment. We took some photos and do you remember the guide saying something about lunch?
We’ll have lunch at about noon when we are at the top of
the mountain. If the weather conditions allow it, we’ll have lunch there.
After eating wet sandwiches, we started to go down. We came from there.
It's cold
One reason why it is important to come with a guide, in a group, is because on these roads there are no marks or signs or paths that tell you where to go.
There is no such thing as a path, with a guide, as you see for example in the US. Well no, there is none of that here and it is very easy to get lost.
There is no such thing as a path, with a guide, as you see for example in the US. Well no, there is none of that here and it is very easy to get lost.
Our guide told me that on one occasion, a foreigner decided to leave the group and ended up lost.
They found him three hours later in
another town.
As we went down, the weather improved.
Look at that!
Stand to the side to see how big it is!
We come across a small waterfall. The farmers use hoses to carry water to their homes.
This descent got me a little scared.
This is not a good idea for a first date.
Yeah, it’s not a good idea for your first hike…
but for a first romantic date ...
you would really know the person though if you came to do this. You would really know who you are with.
We crossed some cow fields, we crossed fences. I'm sure they were private property.
We meet some cows. For us city people, seeing a cow is apparently very interesting.
This is the kind of hike that I was waiting for.
It couldn't be more delusional.
No. Seriously speaking, it was very beautiful, the landscape is beautiful. The video doesn't ... I don't think it does justice to the beauty of the landscape, but it was very hard.
Would you do it again? Would you
repeat it? Maybe in six months.
I wouldn't do it again very soon. It is quite difficult. But it is worth doing it once.
Oh my god there it is.  Hallelujah.  Now that is a sight of heaven.
This is the best view I have seen on this hike. Show them!  The bus!!
Finally! Fortunately we had shoes and socks to into change.
We got on the bus and went home.
Well, what do you think? Have you ever hiked? Where? Would you dare go on a hike like this?
Tell me in the comments.
Well, that's it for this video. I hope you liked it.
Remember to like and subscribe to the channel if you haven't already. See you in the next video. Bye.