Ecuador 1949 Reel 5 of 10

9/0:00 White house with bougainvillea.
6/0:09 Apartment house.
6/0:15 Cemetery.
7/0:21 Vultures on knoll.
6/0:28 Row of houses.
2 3/0:34 On boat going up Guayas River.
16/0:57 Watching ocean-going banana boat.
8/1:13 Rice in boat.
27/1:21 Huts on rafts.
14/1:48 Loading balsawood on shoulder.
11/2:02 River scenes.
4/2:13 Root system of large tree exposed by erosion.
5/2:12 People sleeping on raft
4/2:22 Hut on bank being undermined.
5/2:26 Fishnet in prow of boat.
32/2:31 Loaded barges.
28/3:03 Birds.
42/3:31 Rafts and sweeps.
8/4:13 Rice mill.
82/4:21 Cacao on streets of Guayaquil and market, [some good cuj
4/5:43 Fuller brush man.
7/5:47 Candy.
16/5:54 Streetcars.
7/6:10 On railroad going up to Riobamba-- scenes.
118/6:32 Selling food to passengers.
2/8:30 Switchback and narrow gauge, looking down on station; just passeo; railroad track along river bed.
11/8:32 Thatched hut.
5/8:43 Man in serape.
38/8:48 Sheepskin parts on cowboys.
13/9:26 Woman spinning.
20/9:39 Riobamba.
27/9:59 Soft drink.
4/10:26 Painting on walls.
14/10:3 Load on back.
14/10:44 Flowers.
14/10:58 Marketplace.
8/11:12 Sculptured shrubbery.

[@MrValeska05]

Despues dicen que no somos indigenas en Ecuador para la prueba esta esta joyita de video, soy Eçuatoriano con mucho orgullo de mis raices no como muchos acomplejados que se creen Europeos...Lindo mi Ecuador.

[@carolaortiz58]

Our country continues producing the best cacao in the world. The industrial field has become more modern and efficient. This has been possible because of the hard work of its people and the leaders that believe in Ecuador. It's true that political issues don't permit us to grow faster and go with the flow, but I have faith in the new generation of young professionals that will join the workforce very soon. They are going to make the change!

[@clarasalazarrichards2308]

Qué hermosas imágenes!!!

[@carolaortiz58]

My city, Guayaquil, has changed a lot! It's become more modern and the Malecon park is a tourist spot nowadays. Some traditional and historic places and houses have been restored. Thanks to this series of videos we can show our children our roots.

[@Patriciodonoso1963]

MARAVILLA DE MI ECUADOR DEL ALMA

[@richieswanmusic]

My home town a year before I was born, very nice job and thank you Pann Museum.

[@justines]

Si no fuera por la parte del minuto 9:57 al 10:15 diría que es un video de los 80s y 90s.
También como hubieron mas tomas de zonas rurales q urbanas.

[@juanmmoreira]

La economía del cacao, con los tendales en las calles