¡Amigos Hivers...! Hoy quiero mostrarles lo que fue un desvió en el viaje de regreso a mi ciudad, me encontraba saliendo de puerto la cruz estado Anzoátegui como les mostré en mis post anteriores estuve de vacaciones por el oriente de mi país paseando y conociendo bastantes lugares muy bonitos durante casi 3 semanas. Saliendo relativamente tarde tipo 12 pm (medio día) tome un desvió a mitad del camino para pasar por unas costas de la cuales ya me habían hablado.
Mi experiencia en ese desvío fue entrar a un pueblo llamado “El Hatillo” fundada en 1700, es una cinta costera con un ancho de no más de 1200 metros aproximadamente, teniendo un lago de agua salada a su izquierda y el mar caribe a su derecha, un pueblo que vive simplemente de la pesca con talaya y anzuelos que de verdad se ve que no la pasan tan bien ya que para entrar al pueblo hay que rodar unos 20 minutos más que por la autopista normal, tiene playa no tan cristalinas debido a la arena que es oscura y por lo que vi hay muchas casas abandonadas y unas que otras bien bonitas pues por lo que me han contado mucha gente en los tiempos que se podían tenían sus casas tipo para pasar el fin de semana ahí a orilla de la playa que es algo totalmente diferente a estar siempre encerrados.
De verdad que me gusto pasar y conocer ese pueblo ya tenía rato que quería pasar por ahí y se logró con todo éxito gracias a DIOS que nos permite conocer día a día…
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Hey Hivers! Today I want to show you a detour I took on my way back to my city. I was leaving Puerto La Cruz, Anzoátegui state, as I mentioned in my previous posts. I had been on vacation in eastern Venezuela for almost three weeks, exploring and visiting many beautiful places. Leaving relatively late, around noon, I took a detour halfway to visit some beaches I had heard about.
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My experience on that detour was entering a town called "El Hatillo," founded in 1700. It's a narrow strip of coastline, no more than 1200 meters wide, with a saltwater lake to its left and the Caribbean Sea to its right. The town's inhabitants live simply from fishing with handlines and hooks, and it's clear they're not doing so well, as getting to the town requires driving about 20 minutes longer than the regular highway. The beaches aren't very clear because of the dark sand, and from what I saw, there are many abandoned houses and a few quite beautiful ones. Many people told me that in the past, when it was possible, they had these houses there to spend the weekend on the beach, which is a completely different experience from being cooped up all the time.
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I really enjoyed passing through and getting to know that town. I'd wanted to go there for a while, and it finally happened, thanks to God who allows us to discover new things every day.
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"ThisIsAdventure"
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