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Conversations with Colombians: Diana Marcela Montoya

Posted on June 3, 2011 by Little Observationist

Diana is home in Cali. As a biologist, she knows a lot about the biodiversity of her country. Here are her thoughts on Colombia. Diana es su casa en Cali. Como biólogo, se sabe mucho acerca de la biodiversidadde su país. Éstos son sus pensamientos sobre Colombia. LCO: Which part of Colombia do you call home? … Continue reading →

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Conversations with Colombians: Dilia Andrea Ortiz Montoya

Posted on April 20, 2011 by Little Observationist

Dilia lives in Cali, but she is from Girardot. She tells us about a favorite tradition with a rag doll and why everyone should visit Colombia. Dilia vive en Cali, pero ella es de Girardot. Ella nos dice sobre una tradición favorita con un muñeco y por que todo el … Continue reading →

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Mountains, food and farms

Posted on March 10, 2011 by Little Observationist

We drove for hours around the Andes Mountains from Bucaramanga to Mogotes with a warm breeze rushing through open windows. Everything was alive. Cacti, banana plants, coffee plants, long thick rods of bamboo cutting into a blue sky. Us. It … Continue reading →