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Can you tell me anything about the living situations/conditions in and around San Andres Sajcabaja, Department of Quiche. What is the climate? How is the soil? Is global warming affecting the area negatively? Are droughts prevalent? I want to return to this area with a friend of several years. This is his home. He wants to make his home a viable place to live, growing food etc. Water seems to be an issue. Are there any active groups working in this area, people we could communicate with. We would like to have some ideas in place before we leave the US.
ReplyDeletePeggy, I am sorry , I don't know anything about this area.
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