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vantcj1: The mighty Caraigres (also known as 'The Dragon') mount, around 2500 msnm, from Tarbaca
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vantcj1: A tree by the sun
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vantcj1: The valley of rivers Jorco and Grande de Candelaria, San Gabriel de Aserrí at the distance
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vantcj1: Mount Caraigres (or the Dragon, a tectonic uplift formation)
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vantcj1: Grande de Candelaria and Jorco rivers valley, shared between cantons like Aserrí, Desamparados, Acosta (mostly), Mora and Puriscal...one of the steepest area of the country
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vantcj1: Les fleurs de la bonté
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vantcj1: Descending into the valley
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vantcj1: The coffee landscape and its collectors
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vantcj1: The boys from the hike
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vantcj1: Window/ventana/fenêtre/Fenster
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vantcj1: The path/El camino/Le chemin/der Weg
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vantcj1: San Gabriel de Aserrí in the distance/en la distancia
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vantcj1: View/ Vista 2
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vantcj1: Las Flores de oro/The golden flowers/Les fleurs d'or
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vantcj1: Arriving at San Gabriel
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vantcj1: Caminando/Walking
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vantcj1: Costado/Side
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vantcj1: The first metallic church of the day, San Gabriel
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vantcj1: Puerta/door
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vantcj1: Pabellón/pavillion
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vantcj1: Casa Abarca, one of the very, very few bahareque buildings in the country that had two stories, a valuable heritage of our country
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vantcj1: Torre/tower
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vantcj1: Curiosa cúpula/curious dome
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vantcj1: Another view from Abarca Herrera bahareque house
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vantcj1: Desplazada/displaced
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vantcj1: La cúpula, de nuevo/The dome, again
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vantcj1: Despidiéndonos de San Gabriel, el pueblo similar a un portal/Saying goodbye to San Gabriel, the town set out like a Nativity scene
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vantcj1: Amarillo/Yellow
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vantcj1: Una vuelta del camino/A turn of the way
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vantcj1: Panal/ Waspnest