Bogotá is characterized by a cold climate with temperatures oscillating between -5°C – 26°C. However as shown in this picture tropic is evident every where, from the colorful umbrella of a street vendor to the slender palm tree standing out, over the houses at left.
Hola! Nice snap. What is she selling at her cart? What are the prices? How the temperature these days in Bogota? Regards from Minnesota, USA
ResponderEliminarLovely, but very few people.
ResponderEliminarNice photo. You're right, it looks tropical!
ResponderEliminarP.S. Are many of the streets made of brick? We have a few in Astoria, but they're partly covered with asphalt. The brick is supposed to be an under-layer because some of the streets are built on pilings over nothing.
ResponderEliminarJust to answer some of the questions: The lady in the cart sells some kind of sweet ring shaped pastry, fried in oil. The prices, maybe just $1 for a pack of five. Temperature these days in Btá are 20°C to 26°C in the afternoon. In the nights just 8°C or less.And about the bricks, in the histroic part of the city there are a lot of streets made only with bricks, but where there are cars using them they get easly damaged.
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