The Blue Planet For The Home Sweet Homers
Is the grass greener on the other side? I packed my bags and hit the road. Journal of a travelling Scuba Instructor.
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In the middle of the rainy season thunderstorms control the sky. Often you can see lightning gliding through the sky, announcing a thunderstorm passing over the neighbor village. You can walk through the city, where you’ll here and feel the thunder reverberating against the buildings. When the thunderstorm decides to pass over your own village, you don’t know in what form he plans to pass. You’ll be standing on the terrace and… Read More
Tarija is a viticultural city with colonial houses and beautiful plazas. The Plaza Central is surrounded by palm trees and lovely terraces. For us Tarija is the most lovable city we encountered since our arrival in Bolivia. The Tarijeños are happy and cheerful; the cities design is tasteful, which both give to Tarija this special “Good Vibe”. To add up to this great atmosphere, the wine and the meat are really good!… Read More
We are building a natural pool in the river, because the water has been cut off. The dam has become our mission :o). Next to the dam, Arthur found a humming bird’s nest. It’s not bigger than an egg and it holds mother, father and child. It’s really impressive! Another of Eve’s secrets is how to make pesto de casa. You’ll need a big bunch of fresh basil, 5 cloves of garlic,… Read More
Eve, Django & Mike live in a little paradise not far from Tarija, called Erquiss Sur. The peace here is astonishing! As last time, with peace of mind came sports. To start, we had a great 7km run to Coimata. It was a rough run, dogs were barking all the way! The secret against Bolivian dogs is to catch a stone and pretend to throw it at them, most of the time… Read More
The Blue Planet For The Home Sweet Homers 