Ed found time to fit out one side of the walk-in wardrobe. It's huge, but we wanted to avoid buying furniture for storage, and to keep the bedrooms uncluttered. On the top shelf you can just see our camping gear.
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| Plenty of space for shoes! |
It started with the purchase of 11 acres of rural land in Yotala, 25 mins from the Unesco World Heritage Site of the city of Sucre, Bolivia. 3 years later we opened as a small boutique hotel to recoup our investment, gaining top ratings locally and nationally. 4 years later we closed and reclaimed Sky Hacienda as our home. The creation of a development of plots of land in the grounds now gives our buyers the same all-year-round temperate climate and amazing views we enjoy. www.skyhacienda.com
21 February 2011
13 February 2011
TERRACING TO THE FRONT AND SIDE OF THE LIVING ROOM
With the terracing around the pool completed it was time to continue the work across the front of the living room and around the side to the front entrance.
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| A great view of the different processes involved |
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| View of the completed terrace from inside the living room Geronimo and his team also terraced around the front entrance. We decided on concrete pillars to support a steel porch roof that would be made at a later date.  |
06 February 2011
CATS AND DOGS
Time to introduce our family.
Chasca (godess of princesses) and Sumaq (handsome), both Quechua names, were found by Ed in the market in Sucre. He bought them for £5/$7.50 each.
Dixie was in better shape but very timid.
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| Chasca and Sumaq as kittens |
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| Now they are fully grown and barely fit in their bed |
We adopted two puppies from an animal rescue organisation in Sucre.
Poor Cassi was so emaciated, her head was almost as big as her body. She had a severe limp from muscle wastage.
Dixie was in better shape but very timid.
Now they are beautiful, healthy six month old puppies, loving the space and freedom they have at Sky Hacienda.
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