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| Pulpería owner |
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| Pan dulce ready to go in the oven |
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| Seamstress showing off the final product |
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| Charamuscas! or home-made popsicles |
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| Let there be light! |
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| Roberto checking out the battery system |
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| Batteries |
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| Simple technology |
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| Prisma Danli's Loan Officer Manuel with Don José |
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| Solar Panel |
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| Mountain |
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| More mountain |
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| Observing their curious visitors |
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| Solar panels |
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| Solar Panel |
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| Coffee |
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| Light |
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| Client getting ready to sign |
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| A moment like this is always monumental in its own way |
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| Proud ownership |
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| And another client showing off her light |
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| Captivating view |
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| Sometimes traffic can get a little tricky in the mountains |























The solar panels looks great! nice post. I miss popsicles from Honduras :(
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