This is my favorite church in Bogotá. I call it the candy-cane church, for obvious reasons. I haven’t tried to lick it, though. Yet.
The Candy Cane Church
a year without peanut butter
dispatches from bogotá
This is my favorite church in Bogotá. I call it the candy-cane church, for obvious reasons. I haven’t tried to lick it, though. Yet.
a year without peanut butter 
Does it taste like peppermint or raspberry?
I can see why you went into photography instead of anything involving critical reading skills… 🙂
My guess, however, would be that it tasted like mora (blackberry), since this is Colombia.
It’s Where’s Waldo! : ) P.S. Enjoy your blog!
You’re so right! I’d never thought of that before, but it’s definitely the Where’s Waldo of churches! Don’t tell anyone else we found him here in Bogotá. Glad you like the blog!
Very beautiful.
Thanks (on behalf of my camera and the church’s architect)!
I stumbled upon your blog and just wanted to tell you how much I love your writing style, photography, and humor. It is very entertaining to learn about Colombian culture from your perspective.
Thanks, Lindsey! So glad you’re enjoying the blog — it’s definitely a lot of fun (and sometimes a little baffling) to learn about Colombian culture while living in it, too!
I love this church & and the name fits perfectly 🙂 Besides, great content about Colombia!
Thanks! It does have a real, religious-sounding name, but I refuse to learn it because I like this name better 🙂