Posted by deCadmus on 31 Jan 2005 | Tagged as: Vermont, Coffee
This is going to be really spiffy. 
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters’ Foundation is now a major contributor to the effort to rehab and refit the train station that I see out my office window. When completed, it will house a new …
Posted by deCadmus on 29 Jan 2005 | Tagged as: The World, Photos, Coffee
Dos Marias, a family estate founded in 1870, is a two hour journey up a twisty, treacherous track, above the San Marcos village of Coatepeque.
On the shoulders of a volcanic mountain range …
Posted by deCadmus on 27 Jan 2005 | Tagged as: The World, Photos, Coffee
I’m still sorting through photos from the next leg of my Guatemalan adventure… a visit to the cloudforest coffee growing region of San Marcos. Meanwhile, here’s a couple snapshots I really like…
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Posted by deCadmus on 26 Jan 2005 | Tagged as: Photos, Coffee
La Voz, on the shore of lake Atitlan, feels a world apart from the colonial-style finca of Pastores near Antigua. La Voz is a Fair Trade cooperative. It’s owned by its members, and their pride is very much evident.The people of La Voz had a hard time …
Posted by deCadmus on 26 Jan 2005 | Tagged as: Coffee
Moments after seeing my camera, these little girls ran up with empty baskets and charmed the men working the wash-station to filling them with coffee cherries so they could pose. Too cute!
Posted by deCadmus on 26 Jan 2005 | Tagged as: Coffee
How’s this for a depulper? Throw a stream of water and coffee cherries at a wall of evil-looking rocks and let them tumble round till the pulp and skins separate. Fiendishly clever, cheap, and nothing to …
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