November 2014

Maya woman cooking corn on the cub

Who wants freshly made corn on the cob? As I have mentioned before, we are hombres de maíz, men of maize, therefore …

Kites hanging off trees, balconies and electric posts are, of course, another typical vista of the dry season. By the way, Guatemalan …

I am enamoured with the quality and quantity of light during the dry season. In my opinion, the light and cold winds …

In Guatemala we don’t celebrate Thanksgiving, well, most Guatemalans don’t, some do and most ex-pats from the U.S. do as well. Anyhow, …

Once again the cold winds of the true norths are blowing and with them we are experiencing cold, chilly low temperatures, I …

Parque Central, or Central Park, is the heart of Antigua Guatemala. And just as any heart, it pumps fresh new blood through …

I wonder why there are far fewer street cats than there are chuchos in Guatemala. By the way, in case you missed …

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I have found a tortillería that offers black tortillas twice a week, on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Of course, you can find black …

One of the things I encourage during the photo walks I lead around Antigua Guatemala is to take lots of portraits of …

I believe I have mentioned a few times before through the years, we have the most beautiful and incredible light around Antigua …

As I mentioned yesterday, nísperos are a big deal in the San Juan del Obispo village. In fact, this past weekend they …

Apparently the nísperos, loquats, from San Juan del Obispo are the best of Guatemala. Just look at the size of those nísperos …

This is part of the seed bank at Caoba Farms in Antigua Guatemala, the last stop of the organic tour hosted by …

Stevia is a sweetener and sugar substitute extracted from the leaves of the plant species Stevia rebaudiana. The plant Stevia rebaudiana has …