Hello my people of Hive!!!, here a little while with you. At this moment I am going to tell you a little bit about the community where I live. 29 years ago the Guásimos municipality opened its arms to our family group. However, until recently I learned that its name comes from a tree that is native to this area, the guásimo, is a tree of great height, whose fruit resembles a dark green raspberry, which is used by some people as part of livestock feed in small quantities, it is also used for its properties against diarrhea, kidney problems and colds, hemorrhoids and dysentery.
Por otra parte, les comento que tenemos un recurso natural muy valioso (una naciente o manantial), dicen dentro de los mitos que rodean a ella, es que aquí habita un sapo gigante le dicen (La Mara de la Naciente), algunos lo han visto y así mismo dicen que si a este sapo lo matan, este manantial se seca.
On the other hand, I comment that we have a very valuable natural resource (a spring), they say within the myths that surround it, is that here inhabits a giant toad they call it (La Mara de la Naciente), some have seen it and also say that if this toad is killed, this spring dries up.
También les comento, en el estado Táchira, predomina la fe católica, este municipio se caracteriza porque se encuentran cinco seminarios de diferentes congregaciones, entre ellos; El Mercedario, el Agustino Recoleto, el Diocesano, el Franciscano, y el Pasionario, todos inspiran desde sus espacios una paz y tranquilidad para hacer conexión Dios, cuando se realizan actividades allí como retiros espirituales o campamentos con niños.
This municipality is characterized by five seminaries of different congregations, among them: the Mercedarian, the Augustinian Recollect, the Diocesan, the Franciscan, and the Passionary, all of them inspire from their spaces a peace and tranquility to make a connection with God, when activities such as spiritual retreats or camps with children are carried out there.
En relación a esta foto, esta estructura data de una casa de muchos años, su historia en realidad no la conozco bien, algunos dicen que allí vivían un grupo familiar hasta el momento en que surgió este urbanismo, pero en realidad lo que les quiero mostrar, es que esta casa esta elaborada con adobe. El adobe es una masa de barro en forma de ladrillo y secada al sol para levantar paredes y luego estas, eran forradas con una manta. Aquí en el municipio existen muchas casas de este tipo, si bien se construían porque se consideraban viviendas ecológicas, por su aislamiento térmico, genera barrera contra el ruido, la materia prima es de bajo costo, pues los materiales están al alcance en el entorno, en fin son muchos los beneficios que ofrece estos tipos de vivienda.
In relation to this photo, this structure dates from a house of many years, its history I do not really know it well, some say that there lived a family group until the time when this urbanism arose, but in reality what I want to show you is that this house is made with adobe. The adobe is a mass of mud in the form of bricks and dried in the sun to build walls and then these were lined with a blanket. Here in the municipality there are many houses of this type, although they were built because they were considered ecological housing, for its thermal insulation, generates a barrier against noise, the raw material is low cost, because the materials are available in the environment, in short there are many benefits offered by these types of housing.
Bueno Hives, por ahora me despido, mostrándoles en mis fotos los lugares tan bonitos que ofrece mi linda comunidad, permitiéndome un contacto permanente con la naturaleza día a día al despertar y a través de este medio les muestro un poquito de tanta belleza junta … hasta un próximo encuentro…. Gracias por leerme.
Well Hives, for now I say goodbye, showing you in my photos the beautiful places that my beautiful community offers, allowing me a permanent contact with nature every day when I wake up and through this medium I show you a little bit of so much beauty together ... until a next meeting .... Thanks for reading me.
