TravelVirgins

We have a large selection of over 2,200 photographs from our time in Nicaragua between February and April 2011. All images are owned by us and are copyright protected, however we are quite liberal in the use of them in non-advertising non-commercial situations such as personal and even business blogs or websites where smaller supporting images of Nicaragua are required. Some of our images from our previous years in Costa Rica are even being used in teaching venues - one such case being a University in Hawaii.

So we are proud to have our images displayed around the web - - - but please do Contact Us first before using any of our images, to receive proper approval as well as allow us to keep track of where they are being used.

If you have need for any from our selection in a commercial application such as advertising - particularly where higher resolution files are required, please feel free to contact us through the "Email Us" page in the top menu.

Fine Art Photographic Prints are also available from most of the images on this website.
Print prices:

8x10 and smaller - $75
11x14 - $175
16x20 - $395
20x24 and larger - contact us for a quote

Price does not include shipping
Payment can be made online by Credit Card or Paypal - http://robertwatcher.com/payments.php

(All prints are produced by Rob using the finest of materials, and are individually signed)

Here are the selection of over 2,200 photographs from Nicaragua - http://robertwatcher.com/travel/index.php?pg=3&jdb=nic2011

Although we would have loved to stay in Nicaragua for another month, the picture below was the reason we had to return for the start of April.  Our fifth grandchild, Enza Bree who was expected April 6'th - - - arrived safely on April 12, 2011. 7 lbs. 10 oz. of pure joy.   Pictured below is their first family portrait, taken when they arrived home 36 hours later - by Grandpa of course!

Our daughter Roslyn, son-in-law Jordan and big sister Myla are happy to have Enza home.

We have had great neighbours here in our temporary home in Granada.  Across the road are Juan and Thelma, a local couple who work hard to provide for their family but always had the time to say hello and chat - us with limited Spanish, Juan with just as limited English and Thelma who we used a lot of sign language with!!  It was very interesting at times and I'm still not sure if we always got the right message!  Juan also kept an eye on our place so even when we were away we felt that things were just fine at "home".

Sharing the other half of our house has been Jay, a friendly woman, who has relocated here from the States.  It is amazing how quickly you can become close to someone, making it hard to say goodbye.  When the pillars were being built at the front of our house, Rob and I soon realized what a caring and generous person she is.   She kept the guys doing the work well fed and well hydrated, I think they were sad to see the job come to an end!   I hope the next neighbours appreciate her as much as we did.

Some things just never change and I guess that's a good thing most of the time.   Our trip has come to it's end and today was packing day - well for me anyway!!!  Guess where Rob was????  Not packing but down the street with his camera documenting his last hurrah!!!!    Well I would expect nothing else, that's why I love him so much!!