| Workers constructing a new building. The piles of palms on the left are to go on the roof. |
| Here you can see them using the palm branches for the roof. |
| Another shot of the building. This was probably the most interesting thing we saw at the equator. We were disappointed. It's just a BIG tourist trap. But now we can say we've been there, done that! |
| A statue of one of the first people that lived here in Ecuador. |
| The sign under the statue. |
| The hibiscus here are beautiful!! Lots of different colors. |
| Dad standing beside one of the many hummingbird statues. There are over 100 different species here in Ecuador. We've seen a few with long tails. |
| Here I am with one foot in the northern hemisphere and one in the southern! |
| The latitude. |
| Another latitude sign. |
| Sitting on the equator!!! |
| An explanation about the 0 degree latitude. |
| In one of the buildings there were a lot of miniature ships. This one is the Mayflower. |
| There are a LOT of shops that sell all sorts of junk. This is a tagua fruit full of seeds and they make jewelry from it as well as carvings of animals. The bracelets are dyed tagua. |
| A sectant to measure distances. |
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