Work-Related Activities
Our countrymen and women work hard every day. These are some of their traditional activities. |
Cooking by Fire By: Marino Jaén Espinosa Known as fogon, this device is used for cooking traditional meals all over Panama. [More] | |
The Building of a Quincha House (Part II) By: Tamara Ponce How the walls of the house are completed during a couple of hours. [More] | |
The Building of a Quincha House (Part I) By: Tamara Ponce The whole town joins the effort to build a mud house for a family. [More] | |
Getting Water from an Artesian Well By: Marino Jaén Espinosa Pictures and description of this interesting device used in the countryside. [More] | |
Rice Harvesting Junta By: Compa Wayo Tradition of our farmers. The whole town shows up to help the owner harvest his rice. [More] | |
Traditional Sugar Cane Milling Process By: Marino Jaén Espinosa This activity often become a social meeting between family and friends. [More] | |
Cattle Marking and Vaccination By: Compa Wayo We bring you all the details of how these activities are performed in our countryside. [More] |
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![[Thumbnail: Cooking by fire with a fogon.]](http://www.panamatipico.com/imagenes2/2085.jpg)
![[Thumbnail: Men building a wall in a quincha house.]](http://www.panamatipico.com/imagenes2/1665.jpg)
![[Thumbnail: People mixing the mud with their feet at a traditional junta de embarra.]](http://www.panamatipico.com/imagenes2/1582.jpg)
![[Thumbnail: Mouth of an artesian well]](http://www.panamatipico.com/imagenes2/1201.jpg)
![[Thumbnail: Man harvesting rice]](http://www.panamatipico.com/imagenes2/673.jpg)
![[Thumbnail: Traditional sugar cane mill]](http://www.panamatipico.com/imagenes2/550.jpg)
![[Thumbnail: Man holding a calf while it is vaccinated and marked]](http://www.panamatipico.com/imagenes2/502.jpg)

