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Some homes/buildings in some of the wealthier areas of Bogota.

Another series of photos of the La Candelaria (downtown) area and, more specifically, Bolivar Plaza.  I'm back in the US now but will continue posting my remaining Colombian photos until I've posted all of them.

Just a few pictures from a more upscale neighborhood in Bogota.  Generally, the better neighborhoods are in the northern part of the city.

Just some photos of the Colombian countryside on my way back to Bogota.  Not very good ones, but I had to take them from a moving van.

The last from the Coffee Farm, my favorite tour of the bunch.  I'm not in Colombia anymore but I still have some more pictures to post.

Some more photos from the coffee farm, primarily of the equipment used in the coffee-making process.

Some more pictures of the foliage at the coffee farm.  Take note of the beans I picked in the basket.

I visited a coffee farm last week in Fusa, Colombia, a town that's about a two-hour drive southwest of Bogota.  It's the best tour I've been on so far.  It began with a quick look at the chapel on sight.  We then picked our own coffee beans to be roasted and consumed later at the conclusion of the tour.  We also walked around the grounds and got to see some amazing plants.  In the last picture below, you can see a cottage that was actually a safehouse for Nazis after WWII.  At least, that's what the guide told us.  More photos of this tour to come later.