Progress on the Finca
After the oxen plow turned the soil, Franklin along with three farmworkers prepared the seed beds from the bone-dry land; (date of picture: February 4th). Given that there has…
After the oxen plow turned the soil, Franklin along with three farmworkers prepared the seed beds from the bone-dry land; (date of picture: February 4th). Given that there has…
I think this maybe personally the most exciting blog I have so far written. The idea of being of able to produce at least some of what we consume ourselves…
This is for those of us who enjoy the expanding wildlife of the Mariposa. Thanks to Colleen, Mike and Amy and Heather for sending me the photos and letting…
May we all learn to be more contented with what we already have instead of always looking for the next thing, the next thrill, the next step…..I do not…
One of my least favourite activities in the UK has been transformed into a fun though tiring Tuesday morning outing. Setting off around 8.00am ish in our ancient but…
If anyone out there can explain to me what is happening to the world economy, I would be grateful. One minute it seems as if we are going to…
The last couple of months or so have been a little up and down for the Mariposa but, in general, I would have to say that after nearly three…
What follows is pure unadulterated propaganda – forgive me! The volunteer/homestay scheme is however an exciting way of expanding the Mariposa without building any more on our precious bit…
Today is the 18th July – known in Nicaragua as the “dia de alegria” – the day of happiness. It was the day that, 30 years ago, the last…
La Mariposa has never looked so green….the trees, plants and flowers that we have been planting in every conceivable space are now giving us their full glory. It has…