Hello dear community, wishing you a happy day to our beloved Planet Earth, and all the good people vibrate from steemit. Giving thanks to Mother Earth for all that she gives us, I share with you the contact between the human being and nature.
It was a common day and time to rest as a family, when some friends come up with the brilliant idea of connecting directly with nature, going to know a place where we would spend a pleasant time completely detached from the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse ourselves in the holy peace that the pachamama (mother earth) offers us through its beauties, smells, tastes, likewise the flora and fauna make of a hidden place a magnificent natural find.
Begin our adventure captivated to know this site due to the intensity of the green color that radiates the place, full of a quite humid vegetation reason for which there are many wild plants and other ornamental predominating both in all the extensive space where we are located , rocks of different sizes called Gneiss, dragged at some point by the river, the vegetation draws an environment of great subtlety, allowing itself to be admired by those who wish to visit this spectacular natural panorama.
This time we continued the journey and took the initiative to go to the extreme, trying to climb a mountain to know everything that this magical place could offer us and it was so I compensated by giving myself a clay bath, maybe it could be much better that those skin creams that sell out there, which by the way are very expensive hahaha, I always said that the natural is the best.
Already located in the place we decided to take some pictures for the memory and that today I share with all of you, we also took a bath in the waterfall that until now nobody knows its name, it is only known that it is in the Trujillo-Venezuela state and that the place is very cozy, the water is fresh and clean with a moderate torrential, so much so that when the water falls you can feel some strong blows that fill you with energy and strength, it is a respectful struggle between you and nature. My friends and I named her PACHAMAMA.
