Travel Photography Photos taken by Eleniki
All the buildings are like something out of a fairytale - and all are made of sustainable materials.
And here's the bridge!
A beautiful lookout point at the Black Sheep - you had to cross a hanging bridge to get to the alcove.
One of the hostal's textiles, complete with logo
One of the windows at the Black Sheep.
It's hard to describe how cold it was - the wind is cruel, which is why the local people have rough, red cheeks and hands. But what a setting..
There was a party to celebrate the opening of a new school in the village of Tegua, Quilotoa - there were bulls and brass bands.
These huts on the high sierra of the Quilotoa loop look like haystacks from behind - the door is on the side most sheltered from the relentless wind
The lake is green from the acidic content of the water - there is no life in it.
The niños get a bowl of 'caldo' or soup on leaving school at midday - they eat it on the way home - it can take them one to two hours to walk to and from school in rural areas
Yes, I really did and no, it´s not comfortable - that smile is just my teeth clenching.
I had to do it, at least once..
I'd give a lot for lashes like that..
I wouldn´t have thought a camp llama possible, but isn´t there something very Kenneth Williams about this expression?
'Llama´s off the menu today'
The garden of the hacienda
Yes?
We went to a beautiful 19th century hacienda for lunch
Well at least I could breathe again!
yeah, we got there, and the bank of cloud continued its battle with the mountain
It´s hard to distinguish the cloud from the snow