Copiapó er en større by med omkring 130.000 indbyggere. Den ligger ca. 3 timers kørsel væk fra El Salvador, omkring samme afstand som der er mellem min hjemby, Kolding, og København. Det er bestemt ikke en særlig flot by, selvom parken var cool nok, men bygningerne er dårligt vedligeholdte og hele byen ser bare slidt ud. Fedt var det dog at få set noget nyt!
En af de ting jeg holder mest af ved den chilenske kultur er spontaniteten. Har man lyst til at gøre noget, arrangerer man det lige hurtigt og så er det ellers bare at tage afsted og nyde turen. Det er noget, jeg med garanti kommer til at tage med hjem til Danmark, for jeg elsker, at man ikke behøver at planlægge i hundrede år i forvejen, men bare gør det, når lysten dukker op.
Yesterday, Friday, I went to Copiapó with a friend fro my class called Valentina. It was really nice!
Copiapó is kind of a large city with about 130.000 citizens. It's about 3 hours away from El Salvador, about the same distance as between my hometown, Kolding, and Copenhagen. It really isn't a pretty city, even though the park was pretty cool, but the buildings are in a bad condition and the entire city looks very used. But it was awesome to see something new!
One of the things I love the most about the chilean culture is the spontanity. If you feel like doing something, you quickly arrange it and then you just enjoy the trip. That is something that I know I am going to take with me to Denmark, 'cause I love, that you don't have to plan 100 years before, but just do it when you feel like it.
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| Min klassekammerat Valentina, mig og hendes far // My classmate Valentina, me and her dad |
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| Hæhæ |
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| Parken // The park |
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| Specielt musikinstrument, jeg tror kun de eksisterer her i Chile. Det lød vildt fedt! // Special musicinstrument, I think they only exist here in Chile. It sounded awesome! |
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