Interviewer:What did you hope to experience in the Andes?
Rosemarie Alecio:I could not wait to experience the beauty and depth of the Andes.Looking up to the mountain , all I could imagine was my husband and, I on top of the magnificent Venezuelan Andes.The height of the ridged and sharp angles was the finest I've ever witnessed. We gazed up at the rugged and rough shape of the Andes as it looked more immense as we drove closer. I recall ,I couldn’t have waited until I could climb the peak of Pico Boliva ,which was the highest peak in Venezuela. As soon as we climbed Mérida , we were welcomed by the exquisite view of the bone-white ground with a ghost-grey mist.The small village ,Los Nevada's, was one of the finest of many adventures, I had the honour to experience.In fact , I'm very glad that I brought my camera along. I have taken a variety of different pictures of the beautiful mountainous area.As well as a video, which captured the nirvana noise of …show more content…
The chill would be unbearable, even with heavy clothes put on.The sun radiation is severe and thus requires a strong sun block cream.The UV radiation can also cause a headache, so my advice would be to wear a cap.In addition to, I wouldn't advice anyone with mental or physical weakness to climb.Firstly, there will be distressing muscle torture. Your muscles will most likely be sore. Secondly ,to continue you need to be very dedicated and ambitious to really climb to the peak , to surely experience the beauty of the Andes.I advise to carry food along ,perhaps cookies and chocolate bars. Do not forget to carry an aid box.To conclude, always be prepared and trained for anything , a mountainous area has some danger factors that wouldn't come on ones mind. Have a planned trip and be trained to handle extreme situations. Over and above that, do not forget your camera or you will regret not saving the
Rosemarie Alecio:I could not wait to experience the beauty and depth of the Andes.Looking up to the mountain , all I could imagine was my husband and, I on top of the magnificent Venezuelan Andes.The height of the ridged and sharp angles was the finest I've ever witnessed. We gazed up at the rugged and rough shape of the Andes as it looked more immense as we drove closer. I recall ,I couldn’t have waited until I could climb the peak of Pico Boliva ,which was the highest peak in Venezuela. As soon as we climbed Mérida , we were welcomed by the exquisite view of the bone-white ground with a ghost-grey mist.The small village ,Los Nevada's, was one of the finest of many adventures, I had the honour to experience.In fact , I'm very glad that I brought my camera along. I have taken a variety of different pictures of the beautiful mountainous area.As well as a video, which captured the nirvana noise of …show more content…
The chill would be unbearable, even with heavy clothes put on.The sun radiation is severe and thus requires a strong sun block cream.The UV radiation can also cause a headache, so my advice would be to wear a cap.In addition to, I wouldn't advice anyone with mental or physical weakness to climb.Firstly, there will be distressing muscle torture. Your muscles will most likely be sore. Secondly ,to continue you need to be very dedicated and ambitious to really climb to the peak , to surely experience the beauty of the Andes.I advise to carry food along ,perhaps cookies and chocolate bars. Do not forget to carry an aid box.To conclude, always be prepared and trained for anything , a mountainous area has some danger factors that wouldn't come on ones mind. Have a planned trip and be trained to handle extreme situations. Over and above that, do not forget your camera or you will regret not saving the