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Rainy Season in Quito

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The best days in Quito, in terms of the weather, were when I was sick. After those first two days, it always rained in the afternoon a...
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Quito's Botanical Garden

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In January, Quito is a rainy and cold city. Other than the two days that Ramanan was sick and we were house bound, it has rained almos...
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Cathedrals of Quito

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The wealth of the Spanish Empire is wickedly obvious in the architectural sophistication of Quito. The first city to be named a UN...
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