Blog 7: GPOY (Free Photos of oneself)

Hello everyone, welcome back to my blog!

Today I am going to show you a GPOY (Free Photos of oneself) and also tell you the story behind this photograph. 


Tower Water - Pichidangui.

This picture was taken on January 18th 2020, during a trip we took with my friend Renata to Pichidangui after taking the University Selection Test (PSU).

That trip was very entertaining because at first only Renata and I were traveling, but my cousin Vicente joined us unexpectedly before the trip. The stay in Pichidangui was also very exciting, because we met new friends and new places.

I always show this picture to my friends because it brings me back very happy memories of when we illegally climbed the Pichidangui water tower so we could see the sunrise (don't tell this to the police). Getting to the top of the water tower was quite a challenge, because we had to go through big bushes, rocks and stairs in bad conditions. But when we got there we could see a beautiful view, where we were able appreciate everything around us: the sea, the houses and the fishermen's boats. 

In the photo we are posing with my friend Renata at the edge of the water tower, I was very nervous because of the height!

(It should be added that we did not do any damage to the public property of the water tower and we were not seen by the police hehehe).

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