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I tell you that it was something curious because I really rarely get asked to do articles related to churches, even when I work with advertising and especially highlighting the tourist routes in my radio programs and my twitter posts are more related to other topics, but this proposal seemed very interesting besides being an opportunity to travel with a wonderful team of people with whom I always have a good time.
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Our first stop was the Church of the town of Santa Ana where before arriving to the town I took the opportunity to photograph the Santa Ana hill, a National Park recognized in the state of Falcon and in all Venezuela for presenting in it all the climates and zones that we experience in my country, at its base the climate is dry characterized for being an arid zone with xerophytic vegetation as you go climbing the climate changes becoming a cool mountain climate and more dense green vegetation and trees, A little before reaching the top the weather is humid and there is always a cold breeze and a light drizzle so its vegetation is rainforest and when you reach the top where it is always cloudy because of the height, because it is 830 meters above sea level, here it is very cold and there are seasons where it even comes to hail. Some pictures of the hill.
Source: @emimoron
Source: @emimoron
Now we go to the church of Santa Ana, it is an old and very beautiful building with warm colors, one of the things that caught my attention is that in the two towns visited both churches were painted almost the same, I do not know if it is a way to create a certain standard way of seeing the temples associated with the cultural pattern, that caught my attention.
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Source: @emimoron
Another element that caught my attention is that these villages have been gradually becoming uninhabited towns and proof of this are the houses made of mud that for years served not only to the families that inhabited them as a home but also were part of the beauty and color of the place, today converted into ruins and dust, this in addition to structures such as schools here a photo that leaves much to think about, I even called it "The legacy of traditional education".
Source: @emimoron
Source: @emimoron
I hope you enjoyed this journey with me and my camera in the towns of the Paraguana peninsula in Falcon Venezuela. Until the next trip.
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