María Auxiliadora at the Basilica of Saint Sebastian in Diriamba, Carazo, Nicaragua.
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Music Kiosk in Granada, Granada, Nicaragua.
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Our Lady of Sorrows, “La Dolorosa” at the Basilica of Saint Sebastian in Diriamba, Carazo, Nicaragua
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Author: Jonathan “Gallo Loco” Griffin, Co-Owner of ThunderBomb surf camp in Nicaragua.
Photography: Jimmy D. Mendieta
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Hello there.. I was born north of Boston in the USA. I never really fell under the stereotypes the world portrays Americans. I never trusted my government, my news or the law enforcers (no I don’t have a criminal record). I do however have very serious addictions…Surfing and surrounding myself with happy people. Eventually knowing I had to move to Central America I immediately canceled out moving to Costa Rica. It reminds me of Southern California. All signs from my research were pointing me to Nicaragua. I sold everything I owned.
I arrived on Halloween night Continue reading
Author: Anke Fängewisch
Photography: Jimmy D. Mendieta
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“…the true beauty lies in the people and what they represent, even in the midst of difficult circumstances.” – Anke Fängewisch
It was just a brief encounter in the middle of every day’s life, but it made me think afterwards. The sickly looking older woman asking for money on the street wanted to know where I was from. When I told her she was amazed. Why would I ever want to live here? Isn’t it much more beautiful in Germany? I explained that my home country is indeed beautiful, but that Nicaragua in my opinion is as well. She didn’t buy that. “It is not nice here”, she declared vehemently. I couldn’t agree and encouraged her to find the beauty in her own country. Back and forth we went, and even in the end there was just an incredulous “Do you really like it here?”
Shortly afterwards I am on my way home. On my faithful bicycle Continue reading
Playa la Boguita, Carazo, Nicaragua.
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This is the first story ever submitted through the “Share Your Story” link. We hope this is only the beginning.
Author: Lester Zamora
Photography: Jimmy D. Mendieta
No matter where you are in Nicaragua, nothing can beat a sunset with the different shapes of this country. Although my favorite part of the day is this one, the geography of Nicaragua provides us many stages as if it were a theater with mountains, volcanoes, lakes, lagoons, rivers, forests, small villages, pretty cities, beaches and more which amaze us.
Volcan Maderas, Isla de Ometepe, Nicaragua.
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A theater with a play called sunset where the star performers are the sunlight, the wind, the clouds and the Fog, the rain, the birds, the cattle on the fields, the workers going home. An unfinished story about life in a place really warm near to the sea or cold up in the mountains, with different scenes in summer with the sun or the rain in our tropical and wet winter.
Because of this Nicaragua is beautiful, not because of the play it self (there is a sunset everywhere) but the theater of this country helps us and takes us to appreciate this play called sunset.
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