What a beautiful video you made! I'm so happy to see this video. Thank you so much my friends If any of you wants to take this coffee farm tour you can contact me at lifeinloja@gmail.com
Hope to visit Vilcabamba soon. I Will look forward to contacting you - I'll be producing a magazine - Journey Ecuador by The Retreat Journal. www.theretreatjournal.com
Great video! We love Loja's coffee. We love Jona from Life in Loja too. Jona's the best bilingual guide and travel fixer in Southern Ecuador! Thanks for the great experience.
@@WarrenJulieTravel + here in East Tenn (smoky mountains) Drinking from the streams and source rivers is fine. The key is knowing what is upstream. p.s. thinking about moving to Cuenca.
Comparing Cuenca to East Tennessee, weather will be similar to April most of the year. My wife can wear a sundress one day and have to wear a sweater the next. The water in Cuenca is also clean enough to drink from the tap, although we normally use bottled water anyhow.
Sound advice! Even if the water there is really clean, there could be amoeba that locals are used to, but that could hurt your stomach if you're not from the place!
They actually make a wine and tea from the red pulp here. Unfortunately I cut out some portions of the tour to keep the video from getting too long, I’m Sure you can get that here if you wanted it. 😁
What a beautiful video you made!
I'm so happy to see this video.
Thank you so much my friends
If any of you wants to take this coffee farm tour you can contact me at lifeinloja@gmail.com
Thanks for the great tour Jona!
@@WarrenJulieTravel I loved the part of the river and also the coffee tasting.
Take care 🤗
Hope to visit Vilcabamba soon. I Will look forward to contacting you - I'll be producing a magazine - Journey Ecuador by The Retreat Journal. www.theretreatjournal.com
@@mariacamille1483 I'll be happy to assist you. I like your website. You can always reach me by email.
Awesome video! Enjoyed it a lot! Thank you.
Thanks we appreciate your watching
Nice video congrats
Thanks 😊
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Thank you 👍
Great video! We love Loja's coffee. We love Jona from Life in Loja too. Jona's the best bilingual guide and travel fixer in Southern Ecuador! Thanks for the great experience.
Louise Wu we are so glad you liked it, it means so much to us. 😁♥️
شكرا لكم اصدقائي على منراء من نضر جميل جدا لمزرعة القهواء طيبة المضاق // الف تحية لكم احبائي // صديقكم صالح من العراق العربي
شكرا ، نحن سعداء لإعجابكم بالفيديو.
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Oh man, I wouldn’t have drank from the river. It’s in about 3 or 4 days that you’ll know if it was a mistake.
Lol 😂 it was about 10 days ago so I’m safe. It was very clean tasting. Your video of the polluted river did run through my thoughts however.
@@WarrenJulieTravel +
here in East Tenn (smoky mountains) Drinking from the streams and source rivers is fine. The key is knowing what is upstream. p.s. thinking about moving to Cuenca.
Comparing Cuenca to East Tennessee, weather will be similar to April most of the year. My wife can wear a sundress one day and have to wear a sweater the next. The water in Cuenca is also clean enough to drink from the tap, although we normally use bottled water anyhow.
Sound advice! Even if the water there is really clean, there could be amoeba that locals are used to, but that could hurt your stomach if you're not from the place!
On Hawaii, they are using the red exterior of the coffee beans to produce a healthy juice for people to drink.[ Im sorry I can't recall the name]
They actually make a wine and tea from the red pulp here. Unfortunately I cut out some portions of the tour to keep the video from getting too long, I’m Sure you can get that here if you wanted it. 😁