I can’t say I recommend this
blog about the travels of Chris Vervaeke, a Mississauga, Ontario man with a
Bolivian knitted toy penguin that he uses as a gimmicky storytelling
device.
But I genuinely appreciated
his photos of the printing shop with moveable-type equipment that he visited in
Guatemala and especially his sensitive portraits of the printers.
Although, quite amazingly,
the blogger neglects to identify the location of the shop, called Francisco
Franco and Son, other clues in the text point to Quetzaltenango (the country's second-largest city, called Xelajú or Xela locally) as the most
likely site.
Link to photos at:
http://adventureswithpedro.com/movable-type-printing-press/
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