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Thursday, 7 July 2011
On the way down I noticed a spiny lizard basking on a stone. When I came closer, it ran to the other side of the stone. So I carefully moved closer, and then leaned over the stone to take a photo. Those lizards are easily scared, and most of the time we notice them just because of the noise they make when they run away between dry leaves and twigs, and the sudden movement they make. Often when we stand still for a little, the lizard or lizards reappear and look around if the danger has gone, often bobbing their heads.
After some time we arrived back at the canyon slope we had originally climbed. I took a photo from the edge, and when I reviewed it, I noticed that the pool at the bottom of the waterfall was partially visible in it (in the center of the above photo). From where we were standing we had a good view at the opposite fern and other plants covered canyon wall.
Close-up of a coffee plant with many red coffee berries (drupes).
Esme picking coffee berries.
On our way down, walking between the many coffee plants, we picked some of theberries. They are nice to suck at once the skin has been removed, and a little refreshing.
Looking down into the canyon near Chavarillo.
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