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Quito, Ecuador - 12/22/2001, 12/20/2001

 
Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador Quito is the capital of Ecuador and the 2nd highest capital in the world, at 9000 feet Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador We performed at the U.S. embassy in Quito Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador Quito is only 22 miles from the Equator Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador Band is shown at rear of photo with members of the U.S. Embassy Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador Michael and Scott with a typical plate of Ecuadorian food Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador Michael is shown here standing on the exact spot of the Equator Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador This family was hired by the U.S. embassy to take us around the area. They were great. Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador Standing in front of Cuicocha Crater Lake. It is an extinct volcano. Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador Many Hollywood films have been made in Ecuador including "Proof of Life" with Meg Ryan Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador Quito is the only capital in the world to be directly in the path of an active volcano (Guagua Pichincha) Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador Ecuador is the Spanish word for Equator Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador The city has the best preserved city center of any city in Latin America Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador The band with the U.S. Ambassador to Ecuador
Liquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, EcuadorLiquid Blue (a San Diego cover band) in Quito, Ecuador
Michael (left) has one hand in each hemisphere. The band (right) stands on the Equator.