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Here’s a nice shot of a jeep that looks like a statue of some kind. I don’t think she is a statue though.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ikarus1974/5731571370/sizes/z/in/photostream/
This looks like a photo of a postcard maybe?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ikarus1974/5681299926/sizes/z/in/set-72157626297309449/
Wow, this is interesting. I visited the same place in December 2009, I got my picture almost from the same spot. However, it looks like they have changed the jeep and did some work around.
This is my picture back in 2009:
http://flatfenderclubofbutler.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/parquecafe1.jpg
This is at “Parque del Cafe” in Qundio, Colombia. An amazing willys-disneyland, with all kind of attractions dedicated to the production of coffee. Best part of the park is a 3D movie at the end, showing a CJ-3B being used for everything, such as taking the kids to school, work on the plantation, etc. A place really worth to explore.
Sebastian,
I did some searches on Parque del Cafe … just another reason to visit Colombia! I’ll do a future featured post on the park.
Thanks!
– Dave
I think I need to go there on my next vacation! I just got back from the bahamas and did not see a single old jeep there.