hello all - sorry to say I have about 2 minutes before jumping on a bus to La Esperanza! also sorry that I am having problems with my camera and posting photos!! Shit! Anyway - all goes well - PC is keeping us running with language an tech trainings - to morrow we leave for a four day trip to the coast which should be great. Yesterday we visited a local farm and dug planting beds and prepared seedbeds using local tools and lots of hard labor. Everything is going well - Lorka and Carl I miss N_ico, hope alls well with her and you all. To everyone who has posted a comment - thanks - knowing that you are checking on me is good and will prompt me to figure this blogging thing a little better.
Wish I had more time to fill you in on the details - food language GI tract scenery etcetera suffice it to say it´s all good
Ciao
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on the road to chaupiguarangui
In Rumipamba
Rumipamba
peñaherrera
Peñaherrera kids
hacienda ruins
padre rumi
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- Roger Lurie
- Cahuasqui, Imbabura, Ecuador
- rdlurie@yahoo.com / / Born 3.26.55 / / Mid life crisis began approximately 1991, with any luck will continue for next 20 or 30 years. / / Peace Corps Volunteer Ecuador Omnibus 97 Sustainable Agriculture 2007-2009. Lived and worked in Salinas de Guaranda in 2010, building inground greenhouses (panqar huyu)in high Andes communities (3500 meters and up) In late 2010 I bought a small piece of land and an old house in a little pueblo called Cahuasqui, in Imbabura province.
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2 comments:
Sounds like you need a beer my friend! We are getting freezing rain right now. I am watching COPS, lori is asking for another glass of red wine. So things are typical here for a saturday night.
I can't wait to see some images once you are able to post them. Now go and have a beer or two and take notes for us on the planting stuff. Lord knows we need some serious help with our garden if our tomatoes were any indication last year... :o)
Glad you are getting accustomed to the day to day life down there. Prof Larmeau would be proud...hahaha!
Nos Vemos...
Colin
I can't wait to hear how your trip to the coast was. As you know ... by the ocean is my favorite place.
Thinking of you,
Ilene
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