User talk:Jpmizell

Ecuador

Hello John,

On Commons, I've seen your image File:3 5 06 mizell pack.JPG from Ecuador. You mention that it was taken at Tuminumia. I can't find any information about that locality, neither in the Wikipedias nor when googling through the Web. Having a major interest in Ecuador, which I visited several times, I'd be happy if you could give me further information on the localisation of the site (province or nearby city). Thanks in advance, --Cayambe (talk) 11:47, 12 February 2011 (UTC)

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Have a look in this zone (-4.3031, -79.2616) Next time you're near Vilcabamba, there's a bus that runs up the hill from the bus station and... after 40 min? you pass the small green and shrine. The photo was taken right off the bus route (road to photographer right). There is a church (photographer right), a small storefront that sells ice creams (photographer left). Just up the road sits a school (behind the photographer and right). It's a lovely place. Cheers! Jpmizell (talk) 05:05, 29 August 2011 (UTC)

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