I vividly remember floating down isles of tye dyed blankets filled with crystals, hemp jewelry, handmade clothing and dream catchers that hung from painted busses. There was always a drum circle to jump into, devil sticks flying around like batons, intricate beaded loom jewelry, remodeled live-in busses, flowers, flowy dresses, dreads, and feathers....
Have you ever heard of the Ama, real live mermaids who harvest pearls?
Pearls represent new beginnings, the birthstone for June, they are always a perfect gift!
I didn’t want to miss a second of uncharted Colombia, the cloud forests, the valley views that plunged into icy blue rivers, the random waterfalls, or the miscellaneous shrines of Guadalupe at every hint of civilization.
Upon arrival in Bogota Colombia, I scoured the 500 year old capitol city for an Emerald museum. I was sidetracked by elaborate graffiti art, lost on the cobble stone streets, tempted by hot chocolate and street musicians but somehow stumbled upon an Emerald tour, to the mines.
