M
Lawyer: Silvia Fox. If you need an attorney - for a land purchase, property dispute, residency issue, etc, she's unbeatable: bi-lingual, smart, empathetic, and tenacious.fox.silvia@gmail.com
K
There are a lot of barbershops in the central part of town but I've only found one centrally located 'salon and spa.'
D
In a cash-driven society, sometimes changing your currency for the Nicaraguan cordoba can be a challenge but you can get cordobas on this corner from a number of people who might wave a fat handful of cash in your direction as you walk by. I prefer to deal with the women because even before they begin to pull off cordoba in exchange for your currency they whip out a calculator to show you exactly what's happening.
J
There are veterinarians in Bluefields, at least one of whom speaks English. So far I haven't had to meet one but I have shopped at the veterinary pharmacy where you can get stuff like tick and flea control, vitamins, and wormers.
Between B and C
I used to stuff my suitcase with clothes. Now I stuff it mostly with more important things and buy clothes when I come to False Bluff, shopping in Bluefields which is full of thrift stores...some of them even advertise. This particular store is between B and C.
E
If you arrive in or leave from Bluefields by water, most likely you pass through the municipal wharf. And if you have stuff shipped to Bluefields like pieces of a pontoon boat or a golf cart, the municipal wharf is where it all first touches the city streets.
N
This corner is good for three-in-one: lumber, metal fabrication, and woodworking. The lumber store is on the corner. Right behind it you can have things like a metal gate or chair or table frame constructed. Next door to the lumber store is the woodworking shop...french doors, kitchen cabinets, beds, adirondack chairs, and more.
Madera (lumber)
Mr. Ellis, metal fabrication
Carlos at his woodworking shop
