#bafuss

The bazaar church by @cnandofer For what I know, Québec used to be a very religious province. I think that if you go to any little town in the province you can be sure that you'll find two things: 1.-

Storks. By @cnandofer The night was cold; as it is at the end of the winter, Tommy's father got inside the wooden shelter where they lived, "is it true Joanna? Paul told me about a stork nest on the

'La maquinita.' Apizaco, Mexico. By @cnandofer. The life in Apizaco; the little town where Raul was living, rotated around the railway. This place was located at the centre of three main cities, Mexico,

Candle house. By @cnandofer In our time, they would have been called entrepreneurs but at the moment people called them The Waxy Family. Ron, the owner of the company, came from a long tradition of candle

Toronto, Canada. By @cnandofer Along the years, I've lived in cities as big as Mexico City with 25 million people and as small as little towns with no more than 10,000. I believe that there are pros for

Flamingos. By @cnandofer The ‘flame birds’, from the Spanish word ‘flamengo’. These colourful animals are native to a lot of places in the world. There are 6 different species but it would take years of

Salar de Uyuni. By @cnandofer The ‘Salar de Uyuni’, located in southwest Bolivia is the biggest salt flat in the world with 10,582 sq km. During the dry season, the desert is a completely flat territory

A dinosaur footprint. By @cnandofer He saw the light, coming down from the sky. Brighter than anything that he's seen in his life, made him realize that something wasn't right, but he didn't understand.

Christma's sunset. By @cnandofer A lot of people had warned me, that the winters were harsh in Québec. As the naive person that I was, I told myself that it wouldn't be that hard, that I was strong enough

By @cnandofer Last year, Mexico was hit by a lot of severe natural disasters, from earthquakes to hurricanes and corrupted politicians. Anyone could say that Mexican people are used to natural disasters,

Before the Spanish arrived in Mexico, there was a lot of tribes around that were always fighting against each other. One of them was the Tlaxcaltecas. The Tlaxcalteca's king had a daughter named

By @cnandofer La “Maison Gomin,” is a building of Québec city styled as a castle. It was originally constructed as a women's jail in 1931. At the time, women and men were sharing the same jail so this

One of the 45 volcanoes of Mexico. By @cnandofer La Malinche is an inactive volcano, located at the center of Mexico in the state of Tlaxcala. Is the fifth highest volcano of the country with 4,461 meters.

Ship crossing the fleuve. by @cnandofer The Saint Lawrence river is the third biggest river of Canada, It drains the water from the great lakes to the Atlantic ocean. It crosses the provinces of Québec,

Image by @cnandofer Machu Pichu Machu Picchu is probably one of the most famous ruins of old civilizations known in America. Was built around 1450 by the Inca Empire, it's located very close (80 km) to