The Cueva de Ascibi

The Cueva of Ascibi, 

We woke up early today, even before the sun rose. We packed our stuff and left to a small village called Seclantas situated in Argentina, salta, it took us a while to arrive there(got lost). Onced arrived we searched for our guide. We found him, he tolds us to hop is his car. We waited for other people to join us, soon we headed for the caves of ascibi. It was a bumpy ride, half way arrived we stopped to take pictures of the cactus. And they were massuve at least 3x my size. The spike would be the size of my hand.

After 10 minutes we took road again till we reached the caves. We slowly walked in between the big rocks,

We also had to do some climbing and I must say it was fun parkouring the way through it. We slowly aproached the the end but we were going to enter the tricky part so we had to leave some of our bags behind. I kept mine since it had the water, we then walked past the big plants that we also have in New Zealand. Me and my brother would tickle each other with it. We then had to crawl under a big rock. We also saw this animal that looks like a rabbit and a rat, almost like Jurassic world made hybrids with animals that already exists, it was called the chinchilla. We then continued till we had the had to crawl again for like 10meters it was dark most of the way but we then arrived to this little area that was beautiful

we then had to crawl under to get out and we walked till we arrived to our bags where we ate lunch. While I was eating, me and Keziah we took rocks and placed them in the little river till we created a new one, we pretended to be gods, it was funny the water was clear and we found crystals in it so we would just find beautiful ones to take them and we would run infront of the adults so we could have time to find crystals. We had so much fun, we then arrived at the car and thats when we asked if we could be in the back and they said yes so we had fun being in the trunk and being bumped in the air by the rocks. 

at the end we came back where we started, but I gotta say that was a fun day walking in the quebrada*. I would definitely pay to come back here.

Quebrada*- A quebrada is a mountain stream or ravin mostly found in South America

 By Elias