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One of S.C.'s most beautiful churches and an arm off the main Zocalo where many people gather and rest on park benches. On clear sunny days, artists sit on the steps here and paint the mountainside behind me.

Back at the market for some Pico de Gallo fixin's I see radishes large as tomatoes!

The city market offers photo ops galore but with the chance of having your camera confiscated or smashed.

Out the next day for another mile walk to Cisco's garden. We started the video production but I need more wide angle shots former LA director Cisco informs; so I am headed back with HD video equipment in tow.

The shots are done in 40 minutes to I hike up the hill to lend a hand attaching the orchids we rescued on our "slide down the mountain day" to their new homes.

The copper wire will not corrode and will allow them to eventually attach via a new root system. Cisco's own home orchid garden is where he refined the process and materials needed.

Creating new rows up the mountain to host all of the abundance of wild orchids that have been rescued.

View back at the city from Orchidias Moxviquill.