Four peoples have cared for this range for centuries: the Kogi, the Arhuaco, the Wiwa and the Kankuamo. They call themselves the Elder Brothers, and they call us the younger ones.
Their work is balance — of water, of season, of what is taken and what is left. It continues quietly above us whether or not the valley pays attention.
We build low, take little, and ask before we enter. That is the least a guest can do.