Well, hello Monday. We are back from our travels abroad and want to share few personal photos from the trip. First few days there was rain but for the second half for the trip, beautiful sun and clouds came out. We enjoyed roaming the streets of Antigua Guatemala, a quaint little town surrounded by mountains and volcanoes. It’s known for it’s beautiful Church ruins, an amazing ginormous local market [boy a photographer's dream to shoot], friendly people that DON’T speak English [yay, had to use the very little Spanish I know but it was super fun to do it].
We took cooking lessons and I can now rock a Papian, beans, rice and plantain dessert – Rellenitos [I tried vegetarian version last weekend and Marcin LOVED it too!]. We climed to see the Pacaya – I almost died trying to climb to the volcano as the air is so thin and the mountain pretty steep but I made it without any “taxi” help [kids on horses making money helping tourists climb it] and the climb was so worth it! We also survived an earth quake, seriously, woke up at night in our hotel to it shaking – never experienced a building shake; it was weird and scary but we were half asleep and it lasted three seconds so we just went right back to sleep – happy it was a little and fast one.
Oh, in case you did not know, we also shot a wedding there; a super cute bride and groom in an interesting place? We could not ask for more. For now, here are some personal photos form Antigua, Guatemala. It’s amazing place worth visiting, but you know what? our little home here tucked in the forest is pretty sweet place too; we are glad to be back and with our girls; we missed them.
