Cerro del Tenedor, Fork on the Hill

Yesterday my family and I went to a sculpture garden. It was on top of a very big hill called "Cerro del Tenedor," or "Fork on the Hill." Our ride up was basically a small flatbed truck with four rows of seats on the back with a canopy over the seats. It would seat about twelve people. The ride up was beautiful. It was clear so you could see everything. On the ride up we saw sculptures of people shooting bows and arrows, an owl, and several other things. We also saw a small helicopter pad mowed onto a small field. You could see a lot-lot-lot of small chimneys. When we got to the top my mom and I went on a zip line. This zip line course had eight zip lines, two bridges, a walking path, and a tower. The tower was super tall and when we got to the top we took a long zip line all the way down to the ground. The whole thing took about an hour and a half. It was super fun!!!! When we got done we decided to get lemonade but the line was super long and it barely moved in twenty minutes so we left. I forgot to mention it earlier but the ride was super steep and bumpy. That also made it super fun because it was an open vehicle.





That is all for now!

                                  
                                  

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