5 naked young women in waterfall

Or I was also thinking of calling this section, "Cactuses in the snow." You see, I am teaching the kids how to write and structure posts, and of course, the first thing you need in the internet swamp is a title that grabs attention. 6 tease the reader by not immediately explaining the click bait in the title. If you are still reading , this shows it works.

I didn't see the ladies at the waterfall when we visited, but apparently, a group of archaeologists did, and they were so spooked they ran down the hill.

I did see the cactuses, several types, that there are in the high Andes, but it wasn't snowing at the time.

We had set out to venture into the Andes from Santiago de Chile, with the goal of reaching lago del maipu, but due to a flash flood, we were blocked getting there. A helpful policeman at the roadblock suggested amanist falls as an alternative, so having no clue ourselves, we followed his advice.

It turned out to be very good advice. The falls are in a nature reserve, and only guided walks are allowed because there are two pumas on the trail. They aren't dangerous, and anyway, they are in an enclosure. Instead, it's for walkers to pass quickly and silently past them.

As is often the case with the kids, our 1.5h walk took nearly 3 hours, not because they walk much slower, but because they see so much and have so many questions. They spotted an example, a blue svelte lizard.

Lucas, our guide, was excellent. He explained the plants, animals, and insects very well, and he told us the stories about archaeologists and naked women and much more.Read more