Hi everyone! Personally, I don’t like so much the photographs, but I have to accept that it could bring memories back. I like this photo, it was taken on a path called El bosque Encantado in Parque Nacional Queulat on February 2017 (I don’t remember the day). I (right) was with my friend Benjamin (left) and wasn’t easy get to the point where the photo was taken because the day was cloudy, and it started to rain. The path was muddy and slippery but despite that, we get a lot of fun and I don’t not why we pose like that in the photo. The photo was taken by Camilo, a guy who Benjamin and I meet in Hornopiren at the start of our travel through the Carretera Austral and we finish together our travel with him, and by coincidence Camilo lives near to my house. Currently, I still remember that travel, was amazing and I saw fantastic landscapes, totally recommended!
Hi everyone! although my generation have
grown with the most part of technology on their hands, I only had my first
smartphone at the age of 14-15 years old, but I had a computer before that. On
that PC I learned a lot about computers and information technology, besides I used
to play videogames online and I knew people from other countries like Peru,
Bolivia, Mexico, Colombia and Argentina, people who, in spite of the time I
still have contact with them. With that said, that is why I think that the
computer is the most indispensable piece of technology nowadays because you can
work, play, meet people, learn, study and a lot of things that you can imagine.
Unfortunately, you need to have internet to access to the major part of benefit
of have a computer and in addition you can meet bad people or get a virus in
your PC. 
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