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| Arriving at the Embera village. The band started up! |
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| Delicious fruit for lunch! |
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| The men played music while the women danced. |
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| It started to pour, but that didn't bother the soccer players! |
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| The women and girls did a variety of dances. |
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| Our boat navigator was amazing at avoiding rocks etc. |
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| Of course Jennie got up first to join in the dance! |
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| Great friends! |
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| These bugs get really noisy in the evening. |
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| A lizard on the trail. |
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| Our dugout canoe. |
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| The Embera village that we visited. |
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| We hiked into some falls and had a wonderful swim! |
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| This terantula was walking across the road and our driver stopped so we could take pictures. I was soooo scared so my picture is blurry! |
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| They had their handiwork for sale. We bought a basket and a few bracelets. |
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| The woman on the left was proud to know a few words in French. |
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| This is tree bark that they soften and use for bedding. |
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| Picture posing after the dancing. |
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| Back into the boat! |
1 comment:
Hi Jennie,
Lovely site you have here on Nicaragua. And, you are very lucky to have spent so much time in Nicaragua.
I recently visited Nicaragua and fell in love with it. The end result is that I created a website promoting tourism in Nicaragua. My site is at http://olanicaragua.com/ - perhaps your readers would like to have a look.
Although my husband and I have only visited the southwestern part of Nicaragua and Granada, we are going back this spring to take a closer look at more cities and regions.
Your site has been very enjoyable to read and lots of info. Thanks.
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