There is a picture on the wall of this couple when they were younger. In the front of their house is a hammock making company. Elizabeth bought a mini hammock here.
This hammock company employees about 30 people and makes 50 hammocks on average every two days.
A basic hammock by the beach where they learned to surf.
A hammock at Nehemiah Centre where Elizabeth fell asleep.
Lazy bones hostel.
Love the colours and pattern.
Most communal areas in hostals have hammocks.
Our hut with a hammock at Laguna Apoyo again.
Laguana Apoyo enjoying a hammock with a view.
The perfect place to kill some time while it rains. These hammocks smelled funky, probably because the volunteers here didn't shower regularly.
A computer can and will be used in a hammock.
Elizabeth falling asleep in a hammock again.
For anyone who has spent time in Latin America you will know that hammocks are a integral part of the culture. From simple hammocks used by a night guard to the elaborate and beautiful. They are found everywhere outside of banks, hotels, hostels, and homes. It is an easy part of the lifestyle to embrace and enjoy.
1 comment:
I must have a hammock. Sold!
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