A walk

My family is from a little city called Nancagua in Colchagua province, located in the region of Libertador Bernardo O'higgins. All of my life i live in Santiago, but since i was a little i travel to this place in the most of the weekends, because i have many family members.
The sundays was tradittion go to walk in a hill located near the village, called Puquillay hill. Around the years 2008 and 2012 was with more frequency.
I remember in 2010, when i was 13 years old, with my family we went a walk in the hill a sunday, with my uncles and cousins. We walk 2 hours to get to a new place and we had lunch there, ate sandwichs, eggs and drink juice, we gated firewood to the winter and we saw many animal species like spiders, cows and horses.
This walk i liked because we was connected with the nature, with a blue sky and a privileg view of the valley, far of the Santiago's contamination and making a healthy routine, eating good food and talking with my family.    
This tradittion is more difficult to make today, because we have many obligations (in the universities, works or school). I like to do this walk again because i like disconnect of the routine of the city and share with my family.
Here a picture of me in the hill (in 2010 haha).

A Photograph

Hi Bloggers:
The photography was taken in the Torres del Paine National Park, in the region of Magallanes y la Antártica chilena, a may 18 of 2015.
In the photography it looks a river and a bridge, accompained by the colors of autumn presents in the vegetation.
I'm like this photography because i'm remember my travel in this national park in 2015. Also i like how it tooks the colors of the trees, the strong current of the river, the artisanal of the bridge and the force of the wind that was able to incline the trees (80). Besides, the photography represents the disconnection of the patagonia, the austral cold, and the processes of autumn. Definitely Chile have the best landscapes in the world, and i would like to continue knowing them.
This photography is a invitation to return to Torres del Paine and a reminder of how much i like this carrer. With i have learned, the appreciation of the landscape would be the other form.