Pasto

Pasto is almost 8,300 feet up in the mountains, so it was cold and crisp, with a blaze of stars across the sky.

The Pastusos (inhabitants of the province of Pasto) had here taken up a strong position, supported by the Spanish troops.

We had to pass the Pasto Paramos, and that in the rainy season, which had now set in.

The style resembles that of Giorgione, but is less vivid, though of equal pasto, and somewhat more limpid.

Mules are bred for the Colombian markets of Pasto and Popayan.

Cialdini dismounted at the palace of the governor, and ten minutes later Colonel Pasto rode up to the carriage.