Just wondering how cold it actually gets in Villa de Leyva? In all the photos I see people are bundled up like it's a Canadian winter. What type of jacket is recommended? Light jacket like a windbreaker or something with a little insulation? Thanks!
By Portena on Jul 21, 2007, 15:33 in Friendly Talkzone.
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jaramillo says on Jul 21, 2007, 16:03: It can get near freezing, especially late at night and early in the morning. I'd recommend some insulation. Like a good fall jacket.
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Portena says on Jul 21, 2007, 16:50: Thanks! I just wondered because I was in Argentina last year in the fall and some people looked like they were wearing down coats - it was 50F to 60F. That's a nice temperature range for me - not what I'd consider winter coat weather.
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aztec says on Jul 21, 2007, 17:21: Weather doesn't change like it does in Argentina. Basically the same all year round.
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Gator says on Jul 21, 2007, 18:32: A light jacket and long sleeved shirt will do nicely after the sun goes down. "Credidi pretio parvo emere et magno vendere tibi in animo fuisse!" . 0 funny, 0 helpful. |
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Portena says on Jul 21, 2007, 18:53: Looks like a really cool place! Can hardly wait to see it. : )
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