Suchitoto is El Salvador's most popular colonial town and rightfully so. Here, cobblestone streets surround the holy walls of Santa Lucia Martir Church as the final moments of the sun's day fade away.

Is it a decoration or a wagon wheel left on the side of the wall at this restaurant in Suchitoto, El Salvador?

Part of preparing lunch in El Salvador means rolling out the tortillas.

Lago de Coatepeque is a volcanic crater lake in El Salvador and provides an amazingly relaxing place to have a dip and take in a sunset.

Proudly glowing to finally show us his mural, this El Salvadorian man walked with us for nearly an hour for the chance to do so.

Kitchens in the El Salvadorian countryside usually consist of a clay wood-burning oven in a small enclosed area, a collection of charred pots and pans and the best food you'll ever eat.

A Spanish school in the town of Lago de Coatepeque, El Salvador.

Local fishermen on Lago Suchitlan admire their day's catch.

This little El Salvadorian girl was all smiles in the town of Santa Cruz, El Salvador.

This church in the small town of Azacualpa, El Salvador, was the first rest stop after riding in the back of a pickup truck sitting on top of a family's entire worldly possessions, for nearly two hours.

I can still see the sadness in her eyes as she had to say goodbye to her daughter, Dianora, who was moving from El Salvador to Spain to live with her husband and daughter.

El Salvadorians load chickens into the back of their pickup truck for transport to the market.

The Santa Cruz bullring in El Salvador has hosted many amazing matches over the years. Sadly, none on the day I was there.

A hard day's work for a pair of El Salvadorian fishermen. Their wives or daughters will then either cook these up or sell them at the market.

Adobe houses are extremely common in El Salvador.

One parting sunset from the colonial town of Suchitoto in El Salvador.

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Michelle says:

October 9th, 2011 at 6:25 pm

Great pictures! I love the picture of the church at night. Looks like you had a good time fishing too!

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  Greg Goodman says:
  
  October 10th, 2011 at 6:56 pm
  
  Thanks Michelle! I wish I could say that I was a part of the fishing trip. Those men were strangers who wanted me to take a photo of their day’s catch for the world to see :)
  
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