Ecuador – South America to the World

Our little hibiscus trail

It has been a long time since our last post. I have to admit that it was Covid-19 that changed

Positioned along a minor ridgeline in the northernmost valley of Quito, we find the Rumicucho ruins. These are a lesser

Things have changed very little from our last update. This in part because our situation hasn’t improved and we are

We would like to give all an update on the conditions of quarantine here in Quito. At the same time,

Having lived in Quito for six months now, it was time to make an in-depth evaluation of the highest form

What we have always liked about South America, is the fact that wherever you go, you can find an old-style

I can’t recall exactly how many times I had to pass on green bananas because they weren’t ripe enough. I

After a more than usual boat ride price because of the season. And despite the boat being late for over

Oswaldo Guayasamín Calero, was and still is a well-known Ecuadorian painter and sculptor. He was born on July 27th of