After lunch, we went up to the mission's garden to see if we could help. Jose (in the red) asked us to help them make the fertilizer for their coffee beans.
The soil is mixed with the pulp leftover from the drying/roasting process. They have big areas to sun-dry the beans, and a roasting building. The coffee is then sold to the US, and the farmers make a good amount of money from it.
On the way home, we ran into a big group if children starting to prepare for holy week (next week).
That strip of pulp went down the entire street! It was about 250 feet long. Then we ran into the best stray dogs ever:
And on the way home we found a fellow Washingtonian, a tuk-tuk driver:
Time to take a shower.
-Wilson
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