Cook the shrimp...and the cajuns will come! |
Passion fruit ice cream sundae. She´s trying to remember if she´s tasted anything better. |
I don´t remember what it´s called but it tasted like coffee cake (but way better) with cream cheese frosting with ground almonds and big chunks caramelized sugar (like creme brulee). INCREDIBLE! |
The next set of pictures is scenery on our way to Mark and Becky´s house up in the mountains. |
Eucalyptus trees imported from Australia are all over Cuenca which gives the city a very soothing smell. |
This is the actual key to their house. Kinda medieval! |
their neigbors have ostriches! It wouldn´t lift its head for a photo op.
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This is their backyard! |
their neighborhood is called San Jose named after the owner of the 50 surrounding acres of land. |
California Kitchen Restaurant after Saturday service with the group. |
From left to right first row: Mark Alvarado, Brother Lake, Jonathan and Samantha Rittscher from Florida, Brother Fleming, second row: Kayla, Sister Sanchez, India and Sister Fleming.
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Sister Toni Coleman de Sanchez came to Ecuador over 20 years ago as a special pioneer. She never left. And doesn't intend to. |
Brother and Sister Fleming visiting from San Francisco. |
India and her new bud Aria! Don't their names just flow together? India and Aria! |
Our group on tour back in Cuenca. |
Dessert at Tutto Freddo's. A must do in Cuenca! |
Liz and I before she had to fly back to Quito. |
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