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October 14th 2006

Published: October 14th 2006

Hello everyone, Today I hope to attach some pictures of San Gerardo school, where Ellie and I are working. The school, which has a sister contact in Germany, was designed by a German architect and constructed by German engineers. It is bright, well-lit, and craftily put together. Recently, the principal, Violeta, adopted three puppies for the school. They now live in a bathroom-sized dog house in... Read Full Entry

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Life in Loja

Life in Loja

Cathedral in the south of town.

Life in Loja

Life in Loja

Long row of small shops inside the Mercado Saludable, the central clothing and food market.

Life in Loja

Life in Loja

Two other indigenous women, just outside our old hostal.

Tumianuma

Tumianuma

From the small town on Tumianuma, where we caught the bus to Vilcabamba, when we were on the farm. A little dog under a bench.

Tumianuma

Tumianuma

A pair of donkeys resting in the shade of someone's front porch.

Lima

Lima

Some firefighters (bomberos) struggle to push their stalled firetruck back into the garage (Lima, Peru).

Tumianuma

Tumianuma

Chickens! The one in the back has no feathers on its neck, which is typical of Ecuadorian chickens. And creepy looking.

Life in Loja

Life in Loja

Ellie's belly covered in red spots.

Santo Remedio

Santo Remedio

Santo Remedio

Santo Remedio

Life in Loja

Life in Loja

Josh pretending to pick his nose while working on his sudoku book in bed.

Bunny times...

Bunny times...

Here she is, our little dear, in profile. Since we got her, she has been eating non-stop and is now quite plump.

Bunny times...

Bunny times...

Lovin' up Ellie.

Bunny times...

Bunny times...

Bunny behind.

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