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Wooden Cayuco Flower pot

Cayucos are small indigenous hand-made vessels, sort like kayaks, that can be found around Lake Atitlán, about two hours from La Antigua …

Day of the Dead vistas from Guatemala — Mayan kids, kites and flowers

This year as part of my Day of the Dead Photography Workshop I carried an instant camera/printer so I can give prints …

Cempasuchil are the Flowers of the Dead

These particular marigold flowers are known as cempasuchil in Mexico or simply as flor de muerto, flowers for the dead, in Guatemala …

Flowers and antique stoves as decoration in Antigua Guatemala

Once again I am sharing exotic flowers and an antique stove as part of this week mini series of beautiful spots in …

Exotic Flowers at a Niche in Antigua Guatemala

We continue this week mini series of beautiful spots in Antigua Guatemala with niche which always has exotic flowers on display. Interesting …

Real Guatemala: Milpa Fields with Flowers and Squash

So far in these milpa fields I have found beans, squash, red onions, fruit trees, and flowers. However, as explained before, in …

Flowers and Fountains

Incredible the things that can be made with simple things like huge large pot and several dozen fountain spouts. I can’t say …

Flowers-R-Us

Guatemala does not have a Spring season, nor Summer, Autumn, nor Winter, yet it is known as the Land of the Eternal …

Believe it or not, the land around La Antigua Guatemala was a very ‘fertile’ arid zone before the introduction of the coffee bush as a crop in 1875. I know fertile and arid sound like two mutually exclusive words, but they were not in Guatemala before 18th century where the Nopal and Maguey cactuses were grown in plantations. I’ve even seen photographs of the nopal plantations around La Antigua Guatemala in the CIRMA Fototeca (The Photo Archives at The Center for Mesoamerican Research).