guatemala - The Mad Traveler

In September, 2001, I was living in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. I had sold my car for about $4000 and planned to

Guatemala Volcano Hike: There’s Something About Maria

Towering proudly over the Quetzaltenango basin in the highlands of Guatemala is nature’s perfect cone. Santa Maria, a now dormant

Despite the ease of making, buying, carrying, and sharing music, the insular listening experience of iPods and the fade

“Two are better than one; because they have a good reward for their labor. For if they fall, the one

I am a sucker for free contests with fabulous prizes. So when Traveling Ted and Wes of Johnny Vagabond were

Many of us come back from our vacations with a memory card full of photos and the peeling vestiges of

Garifuna children in Livingston, Guatemala. A local character took us on a tour of this culturally unique Guatemalan town. Almost

Crowds cheer as giant colorful homemade kites fill the skies competing to catch the sun. Bright orange and yellow flower

I once met a Guatemalan woman who told me of her childhood when she was part of the armed resistance

This shot is from the Feast of All Souls and All Saints — some know this as the Day of