Presently the Yazells are in Florida, buidling a new patio for Roger's step-mom and helping her down size her house. No internet there yet so this post includes some photos we downloaded at our son's house in Atlanta. One of our favorite things during our stay was all the churhes. we understand they are over fifty in Cuenca alone. We haven't seen them all yet (some will have to wait until our return). We've included many of favorites in the photo montage below and have included some from Chordeleg, Sigsig, Gualeceo and Quito. we look forward to enjoying the beauty of many more when we return.
We're now on schedule to visit Thailand with the kids in a couple of weeks so we'll probably be sharing some some photos of the beautiful temples there in the future.
Until then, we remain juntos en el camino de la vida!
"Juntos en el Camino de la Vida" or "Together On The Road Of Life" This blog chronicles the shared adventures of Suzanne and Roger Yazell. They have lived in ten different states, visited forty six out of the fifty states, traveled to 12 foreign lands and after considering Mexico, Thailand and Ecuador for retirement living, they are making their home in Cuenca, Ecuador.
Introduction:
A former high school classmate and cherished old friend when reconnecting with Roger through Facebook quoted the old saying: "When God closes a door, he opens a window." The years have seen a number of life changes for us that make that adage ring true. After being blessed with good fortune, a wonderful son and great experiences, we decided to look out that window and prepare for more of what this wonderful life has to offer. We hope through our blog to share our journey from this point forward with family, with friends and with many others. Hopefully we'll make some new friends along the way. We hope you find our tales of some interest, even amusement and perhaps an inspiration for you to treat each and every day as an opportunity and an adventure to share with those who are an important part of your life.
Thank you so much for posting all the beautiful photos of the churches and cathedrals, Patty. I've heard so much about them, and I am planning on seeing them when we arrive in Ecuador in September.
ReplyDeleteNow, after seeing your blog photos, I'm really getting excited to see them in person.
Thanks for sharing!
~~Gayle
I'm sorry, Suzanne. I think I accidentally called you "Patty"! Please delete that!!
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