I would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas. I have been sick for the last few weeks, but I hope to be better soon. I have to go back to the doctor in January. I hope to be back to post on the blog very soon. We hope you enjoy Read More…
Boarder Caravan Update
Hugh C. Talley I am posting a video clip showing that the migrants are getting tired and smart. They are figuring out that they have been manipulated and lied to in order to cause trouble and division in the United States. It is a disgrace and tragedy that these people were Read More…
Thanksgiving In El Salvador 2018
Hugh & Elizabeth Talley We enjoyed our seventh Thanksgiving here in El Salvador, and it was a joy. We are late getting this post out. I was working on my other post, and I neglected this. After thinking about this last night I realized Thanksgiving should never be pushed back, overlooked or Read More…
El Salvador: The Overlooked Gem of Central America (UpDate)
Hugh C. Talley I have had a very good response from our post from yesterday. I want to thank everyone for their thoughts on the subject. To day I received the following post from a fellow blogger, their site is The Truth Starts With You, you can find them on Facebook. Read More…
El Salvador: The Overlooked Gem of Central America
Hugh & Elizabeth Talley We love our life in El Salvador and we do not usually get into politics on my blog site, however, I feel the need to express my thoughts and concerns about what is happening with these people trying to gain or I should say force their way Read More…
Greetings From El Salvador
Hugh C. Talley We send our greetings from El Salvador, It has been some time since I have posted on here, I apologize, but I have had some issues going on. I will do my best to post at least a couple of times a month. Our daughter Marisol and the grandchildren Read More…
Tacuba is declared the territory of indigenous communities
This is excellent news, this was posted in the San Salvador newspaper on the 10th of October. This is another great help in preserving the history of El Salvador. The opinion with its respective Decree stands out in this town in the Department of Ahuachapán, with 32 thousand inhabitants, there are communities with ancestral customs Read More…
San Salvador: Natural History Museum
By: Hugh C. Talley I visited the Natural History Museum in San Salvador for a day When I was researching information for my post on The History of El Salvador. This museum should be on your list of things to visit if you are interested in the history of this beautiful Read More…
El Salvador: The Birth of a Country
By: Hugh C. Talley I have worked on this post, El Salvador, the birth of a country for some time. El Salvador as does most of Central America has a complicated history. I have learned a lot and found this a very interesting topic. I plan to keep studying the history Read More…
The History of El Salvador: Before it was El Salvador
By: Hugh C. Talley The original inhabitants of what is now El Salvador is believed to have been the Paleo-Indians. It is believed that the Paleo-Indians came to El Salvador about 10,000 years ago. Their paintings are still visible in caves in Morazan. The Olmecs are believed to be the first advanced Read More…