Now not all the men in Guatemala dress like this, only the Corte people still wear this style. It's kind of neat though, because each color pattern or design is designated to a certain tribe. It's a way to distinguish which family you belong to.
Check out those awesome pants. We found a store that sold them, (I'll post that picture later) but Jared wouldn't let me buy him any. Go figure?!?
The women always wear aprons and in some cases so do the men. We wondered if the tradition goes back to the Temple or somewhere like that, because they don't really seem to serve a purpose, just looks.
I don't know what was in those boxes but this poor old man was having an awfully hard time pulling this cart up that tiny hill. Eventually someone came along and gave him a push. It's just amazing the kind of work they do for the little pay they get.
Check out those awesome pants. We found a store that sold them, (I'll post that picture later) but Jared wouldn't let me buy him any. Go figure?!?
The women always wear aprons and in some cases so do the men. We wondered if the tradition goes back to the Temple or somewhere like that, because they don't really seem to serve a purpose, just looks.
I don't know what was in those boxes but this poor old man was having an awfully hard time pulling this cart up that tiny hill. Eventually someone came along and gave him a push. It's just amazing the kind of work they do for the little pay they get.
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