A TRIP TO BIG CORN January 27, 2005 In which Bob took the panga to Big Corn to buy a few things, including a new wheelbarrow wheel and some shrimp and lobster. There isn’t much more going on over on Big Corn Island than there is on Little Corn as far as I can tell […]
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FREIGHT DELIVERY VIA BARCO CAPTAIN PESCADITO AND “THE 38” on Little Corn Island, Nicaragua, January 28, 2005 THE 38 Pretty much every Saturday, our comrades at the Dive Shop keep their eyes peeled for the arrival of The 38. With his cargo boat at anchor, Captain Pescadito comes ashore to collect fees for the freight
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IGUANA STAFF THE HAPPY FOLKS WHO WORK AT CASA IGUANA Actually taken February 19, this photo includes everyone on staff at that time. Grant and Cathy were off island when this was taken. From left: Yamilett, Ana, Martha, Maribel, Per behind Maribel, Camille, Bob, Pablo, Isidro, Uncle Bob and David. IN THE KITCHEN RONDON NIGHT Maribel
TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS January, 2005 – Issue #44 BOB AND CAMILLE IN NICARAGUA We are settling into the rhythms of our new life at Casa Iguana nicely. Although the days can be long and demanding, there are many moments to enjoy, including: THE STAFF David stands beside Bob in his “Suave Chopinas.” For more pictures
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WHAT WE WON’T MISS Maui’s Car Culture FROM THE DOCK New cars wait distribution to dealer and rental lots. There are over 120,000 automobiles on Maui. In the United States there are 1.9 cars for every registered driver. After which, they spend a few years in the service of their owners. Seems like we spent
TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS December, 2004 – Issue #43 BOB AND CAMILLE’S LAST DAYS ON MAUI AND FIRST DAYS IN NICARAGUA HALE KUPA’A On December 3rd we took the afternoon off to go visiting. We stopped at the Surfing Goat Dairy to say goodbye to Thomas and Eva and picked up some cheese. Then we went
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MOVING FROM MAUI The process, the art, the mess – December, 2004 EASY COME, EASY GO Bob sits on the tailgate of the Maui Recycling Truck we used to move into the place we are now moving out of with some of the very same plants we brought here nearly 19 months ago. FROM CHAOS
GOODBYES SUSI AND JOE THROW A BON VOYAGE PARTY FOR BOB AND CAMILLE December 5, 2004 A HAPPY COUPLE Joe and Susi are one of the happiest couples we know. They graciously invited us over for a going away dinner party with James and Wilma and the six of us had a very relaxing evening
HALE KUPA’A EXPERIENTIAL ORGANIC FARMING IN KULA Bob and Camille visit with Gerry and Janet at their farm on December 3, 2004 OUTSTANDING IN HIS FIELD Gerry was working. Bob has been here several times on biodiesel business and always catches Gerry working. True to form, Gerry stopped what he was doing to show us
THANKS FOR OUR GOOD FRIENDS Pamela and Shaun help Bob and Camille celebrate Thanksgiving in Makawao November 25, 2004 PRE-DINNER BRAIN SURGERY Pamela installs a “favicon” on our computer. YAK, YAK, YAK Camille yaks at Shaun (on the couch) while the potatoes bubble on the stove. CARVING AND MASHING Everybody knows what this means. .
