Fish and (Plantain) Chips: Colombian Staples

Amazingly, the plantain was cut from a tree in my very own backyard. Since I live in a finca, a medium to large rural property surrounded by nature, it is normal to throw organic food scraps into the outdoors, where they are eaten by birds, bugs and a type of rodent called a carmo. The scraps, including the plantain peel, turn into compost and give nutrients to the surrounding plants. 

Location:
Sasaima, Cundinamarca, Colombia
Location Data:
POINT (-74.4346405 4.9644214)

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