El junquito es un pueblo conocido por su clima frío, este varía de acuerdo a los meses del año pero regularmente es un clima fresco, cuenta con varios atractivos como son paseo a caballo, comidas, postres y bebidas de todo tipo, caminar por sus parques y miradores, y la neblina que nunca falta además desde aquí puedes llegar a la colonia Tovar y la Guaira.
Este día al llegar al pueblo dimos un paseo caminando por los diferentes puestos de comida, ahí nos daban a probar el popular cochino frito, sin dejar atrás las deliciosas fresas con crema, anteriormente eran acompañadas de crema Chantilly pero ahora a está última le agregan distintos sabores que puedes deleitar, también las acompañan diferentes sirope, mi favorito es el de parchita.
Después de la caminata subimos unos 3 km y nos estacionamos en un parador donde puedes disfrutar de paseos a caballo y una vista espectacular, el clima al cabo de un rato se torno lluvioso.
Teníamos pensado hacer una parrilla pero está tuvo que esperar que cesará el aguacero que cayó más o menos durante una hora, mientras tanto esperábamos dentro de los carros .
Al cabo de un rato salió el sol y se montó la parrilla, menos mal que @liznorma199 llevo el carbón porque habíamos pensado utilizar la leña que se consigue siempre en el camino, por cierto en este paseo aproveche de comentarle sobre Hive y la animé a que ingresara y conociera todo lo bueno de esta plataforma.
Luego disfrutamos de una rica torta que llevamos para merendar, los niños estaban tan distraídos con los caballos que no querían comer nada de lo que les ofrecían, esto momentos son únicos e inolvidables, es maravilloso regalarle ratos de alegría y esparcimiento a nuestros niños.
Tras caer la tarde decidimos bajar antes de que oscureciera porque la neblina estaba muy densa y la carretera se torna peligrosa por la dificultad para ver.
Gracias a Dios vivimos un día diferente y de alegría en familia.
El Junquito is a town known for its cold weather, this varies according to the months of the year but regularly is a cool climate, has several attractions such as horseback riding, food, desserts and drinks of all kinds, walking through its parks and viewpoints, and the fog that never fails also from here you can reach the colony Tovar and La Guaira.
This day when we arrived to the town we took a walk through the different food stalls, there they gave us to taste the popular fried pig, without leaving behind the delicious strawberries with cream, previously they were accompanied by Chantilly cream but now they add different flavors that you can enjoy, they also accompany them with different syrups, my favorite is the one of parchita.
After the hike we climbed about 3 km and parked at a stop where you can enjoy horseback riding and a spectacular view, the weather after a while became rainy.
We had planned to have a barbecue but we had to wait for the downpour to stop for about an hour, meanwhile we waited inside the cars.
After a while the sun came out and the grill was mounted, luckily @liznorma199 brought the charcoal because we had thought to use the firewood that is always available on the road, by the way in this walk I took the opportunity to tell her about Hive and encouraged her to enter and know all the good things about this platform.
The children were so distracted by the horses that they did not want to eat anything they were offered, these moments are unique and unforgettable, it is wonderful to give moments of joy and relaxation to our children.
After sunset we decided to go down before it got dark because the fog was very dense and the road becomes dangerous because of the difficulty to see.
Thank God we had a different and joyful day as a family.
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