LOVE the color of the buildings in the background!
Javier from Spain, Joe from England, Carlos from Alaska, and me
Love the colors, and...
This name (Eloy Alfaro, a former president?) reminds me of my little brother, Eli Alvarez
$25 train ride, most expensive part of my trip!
But still smiling!
Apparently this rock (in the middle, stuck between the other rocks) signifies that dynamite was used in the costruction of this railroad, but I'm not exactly sure why it means that...
Train station below! We went up a hill, then backed up, and went back down to the lower level shown here
About as much fun as it looks
This mountain is called ''The Devil's Nose'' because apparently 2,500 of the 4,000 railroad workers died in construction from dynamite mishaps or illnesses such as yellow fever and the plague... we couldn't really see the nose part of the mounntain, though.
Tourists
Carlos borrowed the conductor's hat for our photo shoot
Just...
yeah!
Doing an awesome dance at the station!
Yes, I got swept away by one of these men, and, no, I still can't dance
Herbs 'n stuff
Hard-boiled quail eggs
Carlos ate 60 of these and attracted a crowd of 50+ people
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