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Cow Wall Calendar This item qualifies for Free Shipping with Amazon Prime Check Availability for FREE Shipping – Click Here or Click Here to Order as Designed or Customize this Calendar Photographic Descriptions by Month January: Close up of a black and white cow head. Profile shot with horns. February: Mexico cows on local farm…
Fruit and Vegetable Calendar This item qualifies for Free Shipping with Amazon Prime Check Availability for FREE Shipping – Click Here or Click Here to Customize this Calendar Photographic Descriptions by Month January: Bolivian Market of onions, tomatoes, and squash February: Close up of bright red onions March: Guatemalan Market of melons and pineapple April:…
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Customizable Llama Wall Calendar Llama, Alpaca, and Vicuna in Natural Habitat of Peru and Bolivia 12 months of photos following llamas, alpacas, and vicuna through the Andes Mountains of Bolivia, South America. Our llama calendar is offered in several sizes and even allows customization. Personalize it to create a special gift for someone’s wall. Inside…
Spain, France, Italy and Portugal portrayed as U.S. Puppets Every year on July 16th, the city of La Paz celebrates its independence from the Spanish Crown achieved during the La Paz Revolution. On Sunday, July 14, 2013, the Prada was closed to traffic and people lined the streets for a pre-celebration parade. Half way through…
Subscribe to us on YouTube: Click HereWhere to stay in La Paz, Bolivia? Hotel Gloria is always my first choice! The hotel staff is friendly and goes above and beyond to make your stay comfortable. Hotel Gloria is not the fanciest hotel but also, not basic accomodations like backpackers often use, so it suites me…
A SlideShare presentation makes me ask the question, “Are Bolivia’s shoeshine workers self-employed entrepreneurs?” Have you heard of SlideShare? SlideShare is another social media networking site. If you are familiar with Pinterest (which shares photos) and Youtube (which shares videos), think of SlideShare as a way to share presentations or slide shows. SlideShare interested me…
Tourists Reduce the income of Shoeshine Workers My Story… I had just declined a shoeshine, not because my shoes didn’t need it, but because we were about to get on another bus. “Shoeshine?” the teen shoeshine boy had asked in Spanish. When I indicated no, he pleaded, “I came from Peru. I sleep on the…
Review of Hostal Dion Hotel Dion lies just a stone’s throw from the Central Plaza of Chulumani. Passing through the entrance foyer, you will be surprised by a tropical courtyard overhung with lush banana plants. Here and above are adequate screened rooms, a television, and private or shared bathrooms. Breakfast is served just outside the…
Subscribe to us on YouTube Unaccompanied Minors Traveling in Bolivia: There is some discussion on the Internet about minors travel requirements for Bolivia. Websites discuss that due to recent international child abductions, unaccompanied minors traveling to Bolivia should carry a notarized official Parental Authorization and Consent Certificate. This can be a letter written in both…