For the sinners, the saints and those of who live somewhere inbetween


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Published: December 15th 2010
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Well many things to see and write about in this entry. There are photos of the cementery down the street from my house. Lots of colors and textures. Cemetaries here seem to be a lot cheerier than in other parts of the world. On Saturday I was supposed to hike a volcano but transportation plans fell through so I went to Zaculeu wich is a Mayan ruin site a couple hours from here. It took me and my... Read Full Entry



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Close up of angles on smaller churchClose up of angles on smaller church
Close up of angles on smaller church

They remind me of a cross between an angel and Casper the Friendly Ghost
San SimonSan Simon
San Simon

Unoffical saint of sinners everywhere!
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Ceremonial alter to San Simon

In this case the cross is not symbolic of christanily but of the old Mayan custom of marking the 4 directions



15th December 2010

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15th December 2010

Love it!
Looks like you're having adventure my Rachel! Loved looking at the pics and reading your blog. Miss you here, Bizarre Bazaar was a success! You gotta check out the photos of Tim! Be safe, I see things are gettin pretty hairy in Guatemala City, I worry a little. Love you!
21st December 2010

Love your blog Rachel. I really admire your adventurous spirit. Have you run into anyone you know yet. The pictures are getting better and better I really feel like your capturing the culture and I agree, doors are cool.
21st December 2010

THanks Ellen
Nope, I havent run into anyone I know from the states but you know me, its only a matter of time before that happens!

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