Horsing around

This "load" of organic fertilizer can be had for a mere C$50 ($2.50) delivered to your doorstep or garden in the Masaya metroplitan area. Two gentlemen were in charge of moving it by hand from the horse's sleeping/eating area to the street, and afterward into the local means of transport. The two horses are known to produce a similar quantity every two or three days. If you are interested, please let me know.

Posted by Editorial Team on 7:16 p.m. in

Raining cats and dogs

 

Chinandega does not have the best residual water system as you can see after this strong 20 minute rain....good thing is that it cleans the streets. I pity those who live downstream (wherever that is).

Posted by Editorial Team on 8:11 a.m. in

Sweet orange and cream bliss

It's back!!!! Another Eskimo flavor of the month (or whatever lapse of time they decide). Think poor man's Dreamsicle and you are in the right neighborhood with this colorful guy. It's frozen, creamy experience can be had for a mere C$5 ($0.25). Ummm ummmm

Posted by Editorial Team on 7:32 p.m. in

Storm on it's way....

It's the rainy season and sometimes the storms sneak up with a beautiful vengeance.

Posted by Editorial Team on 9:00 p.m. in

Off the beaten path....

I won't say it's far, but I had to grease the wagon twice before I hit the main road. It was worth it thought cause these trees are really neat!!! They are perfectly aligned in their own twisted way. Please click on the pictures. They look even better enlarged. By the way, this road is near 4 Corners, Pellizco, Chinandega.

Posted by Editorial Team on 8:52 p.m. in

The other side of Corinto

I though I should post this too cause it's a great view from Corinto towards San Cristobal volcano.

Posted by Editorial Team on 8:43 p.m. in

A deer hogging the spotlight

In someone's backyard I found this deer, 2 pigs and a rooster living in sublime harmony. I thought some of you might want to say hi!

Posted by Editorial Team on 5:51 a.m. in