Enchanted by El Sombrerón
El Sombrerón appears at dusk, dragging along a group of mules carrying coal, with whom he travels around the city and its …
El Sombrerón appears at dusk, dragging along a group of mules carrying coal, with whom he travels around the city and its …
’nuff said!
I saw this man having chuchitos and atol de arroz con chocolate while having his shoes shone and I thought he was …
Here’s another a very good specimen for the Only in LAG category, don’t you think? Come on where else can you find …
Among other news this week was the controversy and rage about Guatemala’s Gallo beer on the social media networks, especially on Facebook. …
Today was the day. Today Fuego Volcano stole the spot lights with the largest pyroclastic activity seen in recent times. The arrest …
Basically, the lechero, milkman, guides a herd of goats, cabras in Guatemalan Spanish, around town selling the drawn-on-the-spot glass of milk for …
The fear of photography is real in Antigua Guatemala. More often I am finding signs which prohibit photography. That’s kind of ironic …
I just received these photos from my dear friend and AntiguaDailyPhoto consultant and eye witness Christian Van Der Henst who happened to …
I don’t think this is what Kimberly-Clark had in mind when they developed this disposable towel dispenser. Further, I don’t believe the …
How many people can you fit inside a bus? The chicken bus Guinness World Record of how many people you can fit …
The other day on my way to the office I came across these interesting signs. The sign that pulled me in was …
This is a follow up to the Pearls and Pans and Don’t Put All Your Eggs In One Basket posts where I …
The chicken bus barely stopped while crossing over 4a calle oriente; the main artery that becomes the exit to Guatemala City. A …
These are my friends Nelo and Miguel. This candid portrait was taken with the iPhone and uploaded while we jested about who …