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Snapshots: Food & Drink
Selling Tortillas
Central Market
Whether vehicles are new or used they are very expensive.
There is definitely no shortage of knock off clothing in Leon. Abercrombie & Fitch, Aeropostale or Hollister – take your pick!
CACAO: The seeds of the cacao plant are used to make cocoa powder and chocolate.
POUTINE “Nicaraguan Style”: Via Via, León, Nicaragua
Fruits and vegetables are very inexpensive and taste so much better here.
How many tacky tourist trinkets can you fit in YOUR suitcase?
Who needs a pick-up truck?
Teatro Municipal de Leon
Cuajada (Typical Nicaraguan Cheese)
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.
Just a regular clothing store; NOT a lingerie shop.
Cold Tona at Tip Top
Mother Statue in San Juan Park
Sometimes we get lucky and 1 of 4 movies is playing in English.
Our 2nd attempt at baking caramel flan in Nica.
This shot was taken at El Alamo our favourite rooftop bar in Leon.
A membership at one of the better gyms in Leon costs just $15 per month.
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!