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Back to work
... the significance of the photos I'm including. My Mediterranean background provided enough foundation for questions only, not answers. It is important to remember that the Inca and their subject peoples, Cuñary and of course their predecessors, were illiterate and certainly not historiographical. I will return and visit the collection of finds that remain; I hope they allow photographs.
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Cuenca means the children rules
... the Catedral de la Inmaculada for religious services honouring the birth of Christ.
The photos will tell the rest of the story and what I experienced in late the afternoon.
Because the ...
Racing in the Rain
... which was nice except that it was the steets with all the bars. People in Ecuador seem to party until 7am. There was a car that drove past every 15mins with the music so loud it shook our beds.
Darcey and I did some great bartering, I bought an alpaca sweater and a purse for $19 (the alpaca sweater started at ...
Time with Friends
... water color paints. The portraits came out quite good.
So after enjoying the Museum, Sarah senior and Grandma asked if they could take over our kitchen, yet again, to make a very traditional Ecuadorian meal, called Seco de Pollo. The Seco de Pollo they cook along the coastal areas, is chicken cooked in a beer-broth, or sauce. (But again, really don’t know how it was all prepared due to lack of sleep, as all I cared about was watching TV ...
Going to the dentist, hitchhiking and cajas
... was only 6 weeks old!! It started to get quite cold by the end of the day and we were waiting and waiting for a bus to come. After the 3rd bus wouldn't stop for us we flagged down a truck and jumped in the back all the way back to Cuenca. This truck wasn't quite as comfortable though - as we found ourselves sitting on tires, soil and maybe even fish....Regardless, it was an adventure and a wonderful one at ...


