Moais of Easter Island

I was born in Chile but have lived more than half my life in Spain. So, on one of my trips to Chile, I decided to finally explore this island. I didn't like the comment made by a journalist about it in a TV talk show for four moai ... not worth it! Yes, he did. On the island, you see pure nature, with the hand of man (now) still has not managed to destroy or change the lifestyle of the natives, who accept the "outsider", but kept away from their lives. I loved the way of life that seems primitive, but it is not. There is a school and the opportunity to continue education in the continent, but this information can be found on wikipedia.

I have to stop and pinch myself to remind myself that what I'm seeing is real and not just a dream. The sun plays with the clouds, creating amazing light and shadows. Thousands of miles separate me from anywhere else in the world, but here I am, "the navel of the world", with those magnificent stone sculptures that rise above the earth. They are an impressive remnant of a lost, mysterious, unknown and almost forgotten culture. Before me, dozens of moai seem to be looking out somewhere, indifferent to the passage of time and man. Yes friends it´s true, I'm on the island of Rapa Nui.