Here are some recommended extra stuff you can do to de-pump, forget the shutdown project for a while or simply enjoy a little more your stay in Suesca!
-Horseback rides.
-Sightseeing at Laguna de Suesca.
-Local artisan shops and markets.
-Cycling/MTB routes.
-walk to nearby viewpoints.
-explore known archaeological sites responsibly.
-discover local bakeries and cafés.
-Eat almojabanas.
-Human slingshot.
-Shopping for handcrafts.
-Birdwatching hike.
-Bathe in the hot springs.
-Mountainbike rides.
-Hiking.
-Eat empanadas with aji.
-Learn spanish.
-Sleep late.
-Visit the church and see the paintings from 1490´s.
-Enjoy a cuchuco soup.
-Photography trip.
-Slacklining.
-Juggling ball´s.
-Scratching whatever itches.
-Dance under the moonlight
-Look for UFO´s.
-Get drunk.
-Weep unconsolably.
-Interpret cloud´s shapes.
-Obsessing over the project.
-Spray climbing to non climbers.
-Say hi to family and friends.
-Instagraming.
-Laugh out loud.
-Heal injuries.
-Read the guidebook.
-Roll one up.
-Read a self help book by Pablo Cohelo.
-Pick up trash.
-Rent the Star wars saga and watch the whole thing.
-Lube your cams.
-Check your rope.
-Sweat box.
-Disguise your dog.
-Bet at the town's casino.
-Fly a balloon.
-Head stands.
-Joy ride on a dump truck.
-Bottle farts.
-Karaoke.
-Do pull up´s.
-Cooking.
-Drink good coffee.
-Write your 1000 page autobiography and burn it -along with the Cohelo book.
-Pray for sending conditions.
-Visualize yourself sending.
-Do a good deed.
-Watch the “Dura dura” video again and scream in synch.
-Play chess.
-Clean graffiti from the rock.
-Get a tattoo of Reinhold Messner´s face in your buttcheek.
-Watch other climbers.
-Belay someone who doesn't have a partner.
-Take a nap in a hammock.
-Dream of climbing with your heroes.
-Spin in circles till you fall down.
-Watch the sunrise from the rocks
-Watch the sunset from the rocks.
-Relax on a ledge with you loved one.
-Play the bongos.
-Look for your next project.
Whatever you decide to do, enjoy Suesca, respect its history and environment, and leave with a few great memories...