Dogs of South America! A Quick Post This one goes out for all my dog-loving friends – and I know I have a lot of them! Street dogs and family pets are just everywhere in Central and South America. Here are just a few. Dog Walking in Cuenca, Ecuador Dog-Sitting Doyle This is Doyle who
Vilcabamba: The Jeweler and The Leatherworker – Vilcabamba, Ecuador (We’re currently in Bolivia awaiting our flight to Uyuni, but this is a post I’ve been wanting to write for awhile, so here you go!) We were mighty lucky to find that when we first arrived in Vilcabamba, it was feria day. Feria days are the local
Meeting artists in Ñamarín and Saraguro: Part 3 – The Potter – Saraguro, Ecuador We conclude this InMyDreams-Grand-Prize-award-winning 3-part program with the wonderful work of Angel Lozano, a potter and ceramacist in Saraguro. Actually it’s Angelito, as his father, the potter who started their shop Ceramica Lozano, is also Angel. Angel the younger is taking over most
Meeting artists in Ñamarín and Saraguro: Part 2 – The Jeweler – Saraguro, Ecuador Antonio is a university student in Cuenca studying to become a teacher. He’s also a young jeweler with a home/studio/shop in the center of Saraguro (about 2hrs from Cuenca). Most importantly, though, he’s ALSO the focus of the second part of my soon-to-be-Emmy-award-winning
Meeting artists in Ñamarín and Saraguro: Part 1 – The Weavers – Ñamarín, Ecuador Yesterday Anner and I were talking about how often we are posting and it hit me that, even though blogging is an incredibly modern construct and emailing it out uses an incredibly modern medium, it feels almost like we’re writing a newspaper or magazine