Thank you guys for sharing this beautiful landscapes northway of Quito in the province of Imbabura and all the fantastic places you can visit and enjoy there.

@LivingLovingAbroad

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What a fun day. Original crafts are such treasures. Lucia was tops, too. Thanks for sharing. I can hardly wait to go, myself. I liked the red wall hanging and I love alpaca. Many thanks!!!

@LivingLovingAbroad

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Thanks so much! Lucia was an incredible guide.

Looks like you all had a great time! Every video you look younger and younger!

Looks like a great adventure. I love the ponchos - so much work for the people who make them - admirable 😊 Thanks for sharing 😊😊😊

Hello Shon and Steve, I was amazed how they craft those ponchos and scarves, made with very fancy material. I recommend try Melcocha, which is a sweet candy craft by hand. Thanks for sharing!! That blooper at the end was hilarious 😂

@LivingLovingAbroad

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Thanks Raul, we really appreciate all your input, and we'll definitely have to check that out!

Het y'all!

@LivingLovingAbroad

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Hey

Does the sun ever come out!

@LivingLovingAbroad

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Lol yes

Hello to both of u..happy to see .so whay do u think about Quito .???🇪🇨

@LivingLovingAbroad

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Quito is gorgeous! The altitude is the only negative for us

@BPe-ie9je

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@@LivingLovingAbroad it takes a month,,,, 30 days. Your heart enlarges. Drink tons of water. Get extra rest. Don’t eat huge dinners or late. Professional cyclists, runners move to and train at higher altitude.

big question: could you live there ? O? or C ?

@LivingLovingAbroad

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Not at the moment, we’d need a vehicle most likely and we’re not ready for that just yet

@BPe-ie9je

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@@LivingLovingAbroad tks, info, did you see Mr. Sec.Passport, latest on gas? ekkk

@BPe-ie9je

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loved seeing you two in Yarbo's Video:-)

@LivingLovingAbroad

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@@BPe-ie9je lol no i didn't catch that one, but we don't drive

Friends I will tell you something about the Otavaleños, they are born merchants, they travel the world carrying their ponchos and handicrafts, there is no place on earth where there is no Otavaleño, they are nomadic travelers they always return to Ecuador, they are considered the Jews of Ecuador due to their ability for business and because they are nomads, they are neat when always wearing white they wear expensive clothes and wear the braid in their hair it is an insult if they cut their hair, men wear long hair