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79 viewsAnd another shot from further away.
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83 viewsKatie and her friends took me out for a game of Tejo. The objective? Throw the stone at a metal ring lined with dynamite: Boom!
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78 viewsKatie was the woman to beat. At first.
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79 viewsKatie gets a tejo lesson from 'the coach'. No wonder she did so well.
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77 viewsIt took a bit but by the end she had the best shot of any of us.
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69 viewsPointing out our stones. Not in photo: mine.
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70 viewsA direct hit on the dynamite didn't result in an explosion sadly.
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77 viewsKatie's "window" of ability definitely closed.
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68 viewsHere, Katie aims to take out the lights.
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71 viewsA bit of Aguardiente with Katie and her friends.
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76 viewsI investigate the landing position of my stone.
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77 viewsI visited Katie's school the next morning. Katie is apparently a lot stricter a teacher than I had thought.
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75 viewsThere was an olympics of sorts where water balloons needed to be kept intact.
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68 viewsIt was kind of like house leagues, so only two students from each grade got to participate.
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70 viewsOne of the events? Standing on a piece of plywood as your team ferries you across the field.
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77 viewsThey are trying admirably, but she's still going to fall.
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83 viewsNext station? Hurdles. Feel free to destroy their backs.
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82 viewsRolling along. A broken balloon means running up the hill to get a new one (everybody) and coming back down to restart.
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74 viewsThey call this horseback riding.
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80 viewsShauna talks to her class about their guests: us!
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