He tells us that when the days were clear you could see the whole region of volcanoes surrounding the Antisana, in the vicinity are the Sincholagua, the Cotopaxi, just behind them are also present the Rumiñahui and the Ilinizas. He tells us that if you look to the south, you can see the Quilindaña, the Tungurahua, the Altar, the Cerro Hermoso and if you were lucky, some days you could see the Chimborazo rising above the horizon. It is a spectacle that undoubtedly allowed him to see the grandeur of the Cordillera he loves so much, its valleys, its mountains, and ravines. From that point, no houses, buildings, or human presence could be seen. It was a privilege to be able to be there and contemplate this spectacle, which became even more gala when the sun began to fall in the afternoon and the sky began to turn orange and then turquoise and finally the sunlight was gone. And then the stars appeared in the sky. Millions of stars and galaxies adorned the sky and a peculiarly bright band of them crossed the sky.