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Tree houses, a rooster lullaby, and guina pig healing! Ecuador beckons. June 02, 2008 |
Pro-Ecuador Insiders' NewsletterIs It a Cacophony or a Lullaby? by Gary Phillips Is a neighbor’s barking dog or the party next door an unbearable noise problem in your country? In Ecuador, that kind of noise isn’t considered noise at all and complaining about it is often met with a puzzled stare. This week Gary talks about how different socially acceptable noise levels are in Latin America than in other countries. Sometimes, it can feel as if you are in a mad-house—until you learn surrender. Click here to read more... by Linda McFarlin As a side bar, read how the lowly cuy, or guinea pig, plays a role in Ecuadorian shamanic healing. By Jason Murphy Recently, Jason went on a U.S. cross-country photo trip with Paul Yarnall. Paul is one of the hosts and photo experts on Pro-Ecuador’s 12-day Ecuador Eco-Photo tour scheduled for August 9-20, 2008. by Gary Phillips “Build it and they will come.” The words from the hit movie, “Field of Dreams” demonstrate builder Jorge Quilumbaqui’s attitude as he forges ahead with his exciting Primavera II condo development in Cotacachi. A sanctuary of peace and beauty is being created right here in Cotacachi. Is it being built for you? Click here. Arboretto Riverside Villas Check out this unique opportunity to invest in one of the world’s most exciting eco-housing projects.Read more.... by Jason Murphy Many expats who come to Ecuador don’t even think about buying a car because public transportation is so good. But some people need a car, and hence, a driver’s license. Click here to read about Jason’s experience with ANETA, Ecuador’s driving school. Share your feedback about this newsletter. Read this newsletter as a webpage. http://www.Pro-Ecuador.com |
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