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The Estelli Express bus from Murra in sits in the street waiting for passengers as a celebration takes place beside it

Remote hills of Nueva Segovia in the North of Nicaragua, long winding dirt paths like this are the only way to get from village to village.

Workers digging a hole for a well in Mina de Plata

Nayo (right) and his finca (plantation) workers picking corn in the mountains of MurraLocal workers in Mina de Plata carry baskets aroud their necks to pick coffee beans

A rainbow over Nayo's house in Murra, Nicaragua, is symbolic of the never-ending generosity and kindness of the family that lives there

Local children gather around a truck while waiting for their parents to head to a funeral at the cemetery in the hills above Murra.

The traditional Nicaraguan home of Carlos Arosman, on an organic finca (plantation) owner in Mina de Plata, Nueva Segovia

Local workers in Mina de Plata carry baskets aroud their necks to pick coffee beans

Men mine the rivers of Murra for gold, despite the fact that anything found is technically the property of the Nicaraguan government.

Local farmer Carlos Arosman (second from right) and his workers after a hard day's work digging a pozo (well)

A refurbished American school bus, the main form of transportation in Nicaragua, stops for a quick repair in Ocotal

A little girl in San Gregorio shows off a chichara bug she found

While highways are paved with tar, smaller rural roads are lined with tightly placed bricks on top of sand and kept in place by cement barriers. The process is called

Prop jets are used to transport people from Managua to the Caribbean coast and the Corn Islands

Goyo, a Nicaraguan farmer from Murra, proudly shows off the drying coffee beans he will soon sell

Alberto Gutierrez, takes a smoke break during his tour of his Rock Plantation in Cerro Jalacate, which is located near Tisey in Nicaragua.

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