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         		 Back home again on Bainbridge Island with a view of Mt. Rainier from our ferry.: by tom_moench, Views[933]
         		 Theora y yo at L'Osteria, an Italian restaurant recommended by The Lonely Planet that we took our hostess, Raquel, and her family to for dinner the night before we left Guate.: by tom_moench, Views[1813]
         		 Art sculpture in front of the Guatemala City library on the Square.: by tom_moench, Views[351]
         		 Fountain and cathedral in Guatemala City plaza.: by tom_moench, Views[2043]
     
    Guatemala City cathedral across today's Parque Central.: by tom_moench, Views[586]
         		 Model of earlier Parque Central and Cathedral in Guatemala City.: by tom_moench, Views[337]
         		 View of the circular quarters from the outside.: by tom_moench, Views[283]
         		 As we explored the outside of the nun's quarters these alcoves were present between the outer walls of each cell. At the top of the alcove is a hole that I presumed to be a vent. My guess is that in colder days a fire was built in each of the alcoves which heated the rock walls of the two adjacent cells producing a form of radiant heat in the living cells. Because the fires were on the outside of the building and not within each room the fires could be built and tended to by someone without entering the the nun's quarters and there would be no smoke to bother the nun's.: by tom_moench, Views[352]
         		 The nun's had a room with two bathtubs in it.: by tom_moench, Views[257]
     
    As was shown each of the nun's cells had shelves, bed, sitting area, and here is the private privy that each had. It is similar to an outhouse indoors. The grating is presumably for safety. In the reconstructed cells the privy was wood with the appropriate hole to sit over. The interesting addition is that rainwater collected on the roof ran down a pipe embedded in the wall (visible above the upper right corner of the grate)and washed the waste away. : by tom_moench, Views[361]
         		 Reconstructed nun's cell.: by tom_moench, Views[1176]
         		 Nun's cell.: by tom_moench, Views[402]
         		 Opening to a reconstructed nun's cell.: by tom_moench, Views[400]
         		 The courtyard around the circular cell structure of the nun living quarters.: by tom_moench, Views[1609]
     
    The unusual circular quarters of the Capuchina nuns.: by tom_moench, Views[295]
         		 The chapel of the convent with domes being restored.: by tom_moench, Views[241]
         		 The courtyard fountain of the Capuchina nuns.: by tom_moench, Views[304]
         		 The Capuchina Convent (yes, the same adfter which the coffee drink was named).: by tom_moench, Views[326]
         		 San Jose ruins from the 1773 eathquake.: by tom_moench, Views[256]
     
    The ruins of the San Francisco church.: by tom_moench, Views[290]
         		 La Condesa Restaurant off Parque Central.: by tom_moench, Views[263]
         		 Lava flow glowing in the background.: by tom_moench, Views[432]
         		 Just a little check with my walking stick to see what lava feels like. It had a thick, gooey consistancy and, of course, REALLY hot.: by tom_moench, Views[459]
         		 The easy and colorful way some folks get to the Pacaya lava flows.: by tom_moench, Views[453]
     
    Theora and me on the way to Volcán de Pacaya.: by tom_moench, Views[458]
         		 Volcanes Agua (3760 m), Acatenango (3975 m) Fuego (3763 m).: by tom_moench, Views[547]
         		 Frieda's Restaurant: by tom_moench, Views[265]
         		 Having recently watched Selma Hyak and Julie Taymor's movie
         		 Off the square with La Merced church in the background.: by tom_moench, Views[293]
     
    Antigua parque central east side.: by tom_moench, Views[884]
         		 The real thing, church on parque central: by tom_moench, Views[297]
         		 Model of Antigua parque central: by tom_moench, Views[341]
         		 Hikers moving through volcanic scree to the lava flow. Note the rivers of lava in the upper left corner.: by tom_moench, Views[574]
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