From Tiquicia To Patagonia
Congratulations to The Tico Times on 50 years of top-notch journalism in Central America. From earthquakes, landslides and police busts to adventures with my TT colleagues in the backwaters of Costa Rica, it was a time of great professional and personal growth for me.
I moved back to Canada and was the editor of the local weekly in our small town of Canmore, Alberta. And I married an Argentine mountain guide I met on the Pacuare River we now split our time between Patagonia and the Canadian Rockies, running a small tour company (www.patagoniatravelco.com). In between adventures in the mountains, I continue to do freelance writing and translating.
And plotting a way to get back to Costa Rica! Saludos de la Patagonia!
Christie Pashby de Schoffel
You may be interested

Official communication: Costa Rica’s land borders remain closed
The Tico Times - February 26, 2021As we first reported earlier this week, Costa Rica's land borders will remain restricted until at least April. Throughout March,…

Amazon Web Services opens new Costa Rica office
Alejandro Zúñiga - February 25, 2021Amazon Web Services, a subsidiary of Amazon.com, Inc., on Thursday opened a new office in Costa Rica to support the…

Costa Rica aims for urban natural parks to improve wellness in cities
The Tico Times - February 25, 2021The Costa Rican government this week issued a decree creating a new type of park within the framework of the…