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Cuajada (Typical Nicaraguan Cheese)
Just a regular clothing store; NOT a lingerie shop.
PINE CONE GINGER: This plant is most widely known around the world as the “Shampoo Ginger” for the milky substance in the cones, and it is in fact used as a shampoo in Asia and Hawaii, and as an ingredient in several commercial shampoos.
Mother Statue in San Juan Park
Cold Tona at Tip Top
A membership at one of the better gyms in Leon costs just $15 per month.
There is definitely no shortage of knock off clothing in Leon. Abercrombie & Fitch, Aeropostale or Hollister – take your pick!
Hard at work even though Mass was taking place.
This shot was taken at El Alamo our favourite rooftop bar in Leon.
Hardware Store
San Juan Veterinary
POUTINE “Nicaraguan Style”: Via Via, León, Nicaragua
Who needs a pick-up truck?
CACAO: The seeds of the cacao plant are used to make cocoa powder and chocolate.
Sometimes we get lucky and 1 of 4 movies is playing in English.
Snapshots: Food & Drink
Whether vehicles are new or used they are very expensive.
Central Market
Fruits and vegetables are very inexpensive and taste so much better here.
How many tacky tourist trinkets can you fit in YOUR suitcase?
Absolutely, Sarah! Thanks for asking. If you’d like the original file I can email it to you, but I’ll need your email addy. Mine is elisha_in_nica@gmail.com.
Hope you don’t mind I use the photo of the folks using the Honda 125 to transport their housing addition. I’ve seen alot of crazy things in Nica but that’s a classic among classics.
I might bump into you next week on the beach or uptown Poneloya
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Gorgeous!!!!!!!!
I love the photo of the mother statue! Could I borrow it for our blog if I credit you guys and link back?
Absolutely, Sarah! Thanks for asking. If you’d like the original file I can email it to you, but I’ll need your email addy. Mine is elisha_in_nica@gmail.com.
Hi Sarah Of course you can use the photo. Cheers, Gord
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Hope you don’t mind I use the photo of the folks using the Honda 125 to transport their housing addition. I’ve seen alot of crazy things in Nica but that’s a classic among classics.
I might bump into you next week on the beach or uptown Poneloya
No problem, Jeff!