Day two, anxious to taste some McDonald’s, Shane and I head out early to go get some before breakfast starts at the hotel. We get to McDonalds at around 8:15 and notice that it’s closed and we realize that so is everything else. On the walk back all of the stores start opening and we stop at a little shop on the corner and notice how much cheaper things are here than back in the U.S.. After stocking up on some snacks we head back in time to leave for our tour of Ecuador. Our Tour of Ecuador was interesting we saw a lot of statues and a huge church and Cameelo told us a lot about Ecuador’s history. We also took a tour of their river side boardwalk, and we learned a lot about the early Ecuadorian explores and saw some of their tributes to them. We learned about the different ways that Ecuador does things as far as their public school system and their religious beliefs. We also walked to the entrance of the bottom of this hill with an entire community built on top of it; from here we could see an even bigger church with a huge Jesus replica on top of it. We walk back to the hotel and on the way back we see several murals painted on the sides of the buildings. We also see a huge park in front of a church we also notice several stands that sell different kinds of beads and tourist merchandise. We get back to the hotel and leave to go to an Ecuadorian Zoo/Historical Site. The zoo was similar to an American Zoo but it had a tour and we saw several different animals and had a very good time (even though it was about 100 degree). We walked thru several historical houses and learned about then and their importance to Ecuador and why they were rebuilt in a different location.