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More: Quito - Mariscal Sucre (UIO / SEQU)
More: Ecuador, September 7, 2003
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Beginning the Descent Delta for the ILS/DME Rwy 35.
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A visitor from Ecuador posted Tue July 3, 2007:
It’s a spectacular photo, Ray. As you can see, grass is dry because of the summer; normally is deep green. Actually, Quito is surrounded by 7 volcanoes; three of them have perpetual snow. After Mount Blanc and Mount Kilimanjaro, Cotopaxi, close to Quito (which snowed base appears back in the photo), is the third most climbed mountain in the world. No matter how many times you do it: landing in Quito is a complete experience.

A visitor from United States posted Wed January 24, 2007:
Beautiful scenery, looks like there must be nice hiking trails up the hill above Quito.

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