WALK TO AMAGÁ by Maria Alejandra Vallejo

6 months ago my friends and i planned a walk to Amagá, we wanted to know the ways of the old railway and the bridge where some people practice bongee jumping, because i’ve never practiced extreme sports and it’s my dream. We crossed several tunnels to catch the train. Then the train suddenly arrived at the bridge and we got off the car and continued to walk when we came across a gentleman. He told us that we must continue by car and we must go through the field with a wodden bridge.

  My friend said no! because the bridge is old didn’t have railings. It was just my friend who drove the car (nobody else was inside) and he was extremely scared and drove very carfeully.

 When my friend drove the car, the back of the car moved to the left. We got scared and thought it would fall down. He oppened his eyes and screamed. We told him to do what we said.


  He continued to drive and crossed the field. When he got out of the car he told us he would never ever cross that bridge again in his enter life

2 hours later, my friend said ok contunue to cross this montain, was late and we needed to go home, was raining and the mountain was dangerous, we never stopped, but we were scared because didn’t see anything.
We went home and my friend said we should repeat the experience but we told him we didnt want to die early