Autumn Antigua Afternoons

After having spent a couple of weeks in New York, I really appreciate the “cold” weather of Antigua Guatemala. I mean, on the way home, I saw a guy shirt-less playing with a ball. I promise never to complain again about the cold 50˚F temperatures.

All of this is to let you know, people with horrible cold weather, Winter is coming to your neighbourhood and here in Antigua Guatemala we will have nice temperate weather and sunshine waiting for you. 😉

3 Responses to "Autumn Antigua Afternoons"

NYChapin says:
November 14, 2013 at 7:52 am
C’mon Rudy, it was not that bad. And here is proof that the cold did not stop you from having a great time ! Why don’t you tell us about who is in the picture, and how you bumped into them, probing how small town NYC can be.
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1. Edgar Guzman says:
  November 14, 2013 at 9:07 pm
  What a big city, and what a big is destiny. My first time in Manhatan.
  I was taking pictures at Brooklyn Bridge; suddenly I raise my head, and see a
  familiar face. It is Rudy!
  In the picture: Toño (my cousin), Rudy, Edgar (me), and Dorian (my brother)
  It was so cold, after taking more pictures, we drink a hot coffee =)
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  1. NYChapin says:
    November 15, 2013 at 12:01 pm
    Saludos Edgar, un placer.
    The magnificent Brooklyn Bridge is the starting point for all my family and friends tours. We cross into the city, with City Hall and Ground Zero as our first stops. We then head up to China town for lunch and up north on Broadway, for some shopping. Times Square is our last stop, hopefully is dark already, and depending on the energy of the group, we hit Rockefeller Center and St Patrick’s Cathedral. They are all dead asleep on the subway ride back home.
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