New Year from our incredible friend in Mexico
Last update: 2.01.12 First posted: 2.01.12 by Estelle in GrowingFeliz Año Ñuevo (Happy New Year)
These fotos were taken in the early afternoon on New Years Eve. (Temperatures about 25C) Here were local indigenous people on a farm ploughing
and sowing maize (sweetcorn) the traditional way.
I just had to speak to them and they were kind to let me take a foto. They use no ´modern´ farming technology, no chemicals, no GM seed, they just have peace & quiet and get on with their work.
Like stepping back in time!
Con mejores deseos para 2012. (With best wishes for 2012.)
Juan
Thanks Juan Happy New Year, love your letters from Mexico
Kind of like Gorpley below but with hot sun?
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