Still Pan de Azucar

We went to Pan de Azúcar for three days.  Of course one day we went to see the nature conservation center which was created in 1980 to protect the national flora and fauna.

There are the ñandu, that are like ostriches but smaller, armadillos, capibara’s (world’s largest rodent), and horneros, which are birds that builds it nest like a mud oven, usually over poles.

We also have iguanas and many different types of birds and other animals that I don’t remember their names. What I remember is my granddaughter having a great time. she loves animals of any kind, so it was great!

Another day we went with one of her cousins to the Pan de Azúcar Park and walked through the trees and wet our feet on the river, then back to my cousin’s house for a nice barbecue.

The next day was the 29, so we had gnocchi.