Finca Los Nietos Antigua Guatemala, Guatemala

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Description: A couple retires to Antigua Guatemala and ends up busier than ever running a boutique coffee farm.

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Visitor 91570

10/29/2008

Looking for my friend Raul!!! Hope Life Is Good! Craig

Visitor 86163

09/28/2008

Good Luck to You and Christina

Visitor 86163

09/28/2008

Raul email me when you get a chance....Spanky

Visitor 46197

03/06/2008

I have been to the Finca and have come to know this family over the last 20 years. I can assure you this is no trap. These are honest, hard working people who regularly put others before themselves. Their talents are beyond number and include but certainly are not limited to building, business, compassion, and love of family and community. What you see on the video is just the tip of their work in this country, and, rest assured, if you have a true interest in this area and this gift, don't hesitate to investigate this further!

Visitor 45794

03/04/2008

We are interested in purchasing your coffee farm. Please send more information. Thank you. Tina Fleetwood

Visitor 45231

02/25/2008

I can see from the video that the Thompsons put a lot of love & effort into cleaning up the land they purchased and turning it into a piece of paradise while employing local folks. My suggestion to the reader concerned this finca is located "on top of a dump" with a "likely rat trap of a house"...? Read Al Thompson's book, "Detours" in which he tells about himself & his wife, his 40-year career as a teacher & professor and how he and Carolyn came to Guatemala...in great detail. US builders regularly build on land once used as dump sites...the problem is, they don't necessarily clean the land up as the Thompsons have done. Bravo to them for their courage and ingenuity!

Visitor 44420

02/19/2008

When buying something someone else built, building codes and inspections are your friend. For a person who thinks mistakes are a positive and who built this likely rat trap of a house on top of a dump by himself with no oversight or input from professional architects and contractors sounds like far too risky of a proposition for me.

Visitor 11354

08/04/2007

How much are you asking for your bit of paradise?

Visitor 10358

07/25/2007

I'm amazed! Beautiful Place.

Visitor 4305

05/19/2007

I LOVE IT! MY COUNTRY IS BEAUTIFUL

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