I love walking! It is one thing I was looking forward to getting back to doing when we returned to Guatemala. We live in the "Land of Eternal Spring" so our weather for outdoor walking and activities is perfect. Several days a week I walk with a friend. On the other days I walk by myself in town. It's fun having a walking buddy, but I also enjoy walking alone listening to praise music.
Our town is beautiful! The views never get old to me. Many times I stop along the way to take photos. Here are some random photos of our town that I took on recent walks.
My walking buddy, Betsy, ordered us these matching hats. She knows I love purple.
I especially love the gates and doors in our town. Many are colorful and unique. This blue gate with the pop of color from the flowers always makes me smile. Another great thing about where we live is that flowers bloom here all year round.
Many people have flowers in their windows.
We have beautiful ruins all over town.
street view
I love this purple! I have some of it at my house. I think it looks like grapes when it's blooming.
As I was crossing a street, I looked up and noticed that you could see the cross from where I was. The cross is a famous overlook in our town. The views from up above are fabulous.
On the path that I walk with Betsy, we pass by a coffee farm. Lately, the beans have been bright red and ready for picking. It's harvest season for the coffee growers.
The purple Jacarandas are in bloom all over town. They are my absolute favorite!
Bougainvillea
Our town is colorful as you can see from these buildings.
Inside view of one of the ruins.
a local fruit market
Another hotel entrance.
Most everything here is open air. I love that about where we live!
That
yellow building was once our language school. We spent six months there
back in 2007 studying Spanish. Every day at break we’d sit in that park
and eat our snack. We rarely talked because our brains were too tired . It’s now a hostel, but I will always smile and reminisce when I pass by it.
Hope you enjoyed this glimpse of our town.










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