Robert Bradley
By Robert Bradley Alpaca are shy. The rancher, even more so. In order to maintain a degree of privacy for my friend and host who invited me to participate in […]
By Robert Bradley I have long held that serendipity and Cuenca are well-traveled companions. So, it was no surprise to me as I walked through Parque Calderon on Monday morning, […]
By Robert Bradley A peaceful morning mist envelopes its animals as if all the alpaca and sheep in the land gave milk to the dawn. The mist rises from creeks, […]
By Robert Bradley I am building a home for myself in Cuenca. I am constructing a warm and secure shelter composed of infinite wonder and shaped by the intricate carpentry […]
The Way It Is There is a thread you follow. It goes among Things that change. But it doesn’t change. Tragedies happen; people get hurt Or die; and you suffer […]
By Robert Bradley The holiday season can be daunting. For some, there is a false impression that happiness is required, for another, it might be the prevailing weight of the […]
By Robert Bradley To have come to this season, part II. They are stringing the lights for Christmas around Parque Calderon. The blue CUENCA sign across from the Cathedral is […]
Photos by Robert Bradley, Text by Charles Dickens It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the […]
By Robert Bradley It is early morning in Vilcabamba. Roosters are crowing and dogs are barking, each clamoring for attention and stating their purpose and intentions for the day  — […]
By Robert Bradley I – ​  It is another one of those days. A stop in your tracks, fresh as new spring day that feels just like the time when […]
By Robert Bradley The air is speckled with puffs of gunpowder from the firecrackers. The breeze is warm like the best day of spring. Cuenca sparkles. Independence Day.
By Robert Bradley I often traveled to northern Idaho ​when I was younger, ​and always loved it. ​I saw a​n incredible variety of migrating birds ​at rest in the wetlands […]



















