Ok cool,maybe we can help each other
I guess you speak spanish,i will try to set google translate to your blog
I will frequently stop by at your blog,hope to see the best out of you,the comment by @williambanks on your introduction post was awesome..see u around.,am @amec
La Bufadora translates to "the blowhole".
Essentially the ocean sweeps into a tiny chasm there and it builds up pressure and blows out like a geyser every few minutes.
It's a beautiful place, and other than the blow hole itself, there are vendors lining the street selling everything you could ever imagine that might qualify as a souvenir. And probably some you didn't imagine.
very little to be honest, I'm studying so it's very important
Ok cool,maybe we can help each other
I guess you speak spanish,i will try to set google translate to your blog
I will frequently stop by at your blog,hope to see the best out of you,the comment by @williambanks on your introduction post was awesome..see u around.,am @amec
I used google translate...but it didnt translate a word "bufadora"......is it a tourist centre or ?
La Bufadora translates to "the blowhole".
Essentially the ocean sweeps into a tiny chasm there and it builds up pressure and blows out like a geyser every few minutes.
It's a beautiful place, and other than the blow hole itself, there are vendors lining the street selling everything you could ever imagine that might qualify as a souvenir. And probably some you didn't imagine.
thanks my friend
Thats nice...i appreciate your detailed reply,tnx👍