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Choco-Story, located in the former Hacienda Uxmal, is an interactive museum that tells the history of cocoa and its importance to the Mayan.
Hacienda Uxmal dates back to 1673, when the Spanish government granted the Captain and Regidor Don Lorenzo de Evia a royal gift consisting of four leagues of land in order to populate it with beef cattle. In the 18th century, Don Alonso Peon and his wife Doña Leonor Cárdenas acquired the property and it converted it into a sugar mill. During the 19th century, foreign explorers traveling to Uxmal were received at the Hacienda by Don Simon Peon.
A través de la ventana vemos a esta adolescente chocoana, entretenida con un celular. Lleva sombrero blanco, bajo éste su pelo grueso hecho trenzas. Espera en la venta de fritos de la que está a cargo.
Summer has crept up on The Scandinavian Design College, rooms have to be cleared out, good-bye hugs distributed and the approximately 70 students are leaving for further design-adventures.
The architecture and product design course has but one last assignment: A tower built of chocolate. Divided into four teams, the students take on the task of building the tallest and most beautiful tower using nothing else than chocolate.
Two hours later the students are gathered around their towers, making the last sticky-fingered tweaks to their structures before getting the verdict from course leader Tina-Henriette Kristiansen, guest tutor Kenn Munk and specially invited critic Heid Lahn who runs the school's kitchen and who, somewhat controiversally, decides to split the first place between The Norwegian Pavillion - which is in fact the lowest tower built and the tallest, very spindly, structure.
More information at www.designhojskolen.dk
Choco-banana stall. If I understand it correctly, you pay ¥300 to play Janken (rock-paper-scissors). A win nets you 2 sticks; a loss, 1 stick; ties are replayed. Sounds like a fun deal.
107th Annual Nagano Ebisukou Fireworks Display, Nagano, Japan, Nov 2012.
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長野えびす講煙火大会。
Susan from Cleveland Stitch 'n Bitch baked this -- she said she wasn't so much disturbed about the concept of a gingerbread crack house so much as the ease with which she obtained gummi snipers, choco cars and bottles of booze.
I don't know about this. It is a little creamier than regular Pocky. The cream-to-stick ratio is too much but not as bad as the mousse variety. You're just chewing on cream after a while. Also what happened to the monkey?
He is a very patient hammy, whose personality is a great mix of Flan's (mom's) and Milk Biscuit's (Dad's) :) Also, he is as tame as his mom which makes him a great model XD
I'd just realised this little boy's set did not have a decent, sharp photo :P
This photo was taken on 11 August 2011.
He has since doubled in size XD I will need to take more updated shots soon. Will do so on my next available weekend XD
Nuquí es un municipio colombiano ubicado en el departamento de Chocó, fundado en 1917 por Juanito Castro, es Municipio desde 1919. Visitado por nacionales y extranjeros debido a su riqueza natural, la cultura local y su gastronomía.
Nuquí is a municipality and town in the Chocó Department, Colombia.
Intricate woven basket at the Gold Museum in Bogota, Colombia. These are made by the indigenous population in the Choco region of Colombia.
This cute chocolate chip cookie is made from a soft fur with a short curly pile. The facial features are polar fleece appliques. He is pleasantly plumped with polyfil, and his back has chocolate chips as well.
He measures about 25cm or 9.75 inches.