Zarate turns on her lover and other true stories of witches, dwarfes and disappearing children in the enchanted forests of Itskatzu

The stunning Costa Rican central valley mountain landscape at over 7000 feet above sea level is aptly inspirational of much of the local lore and myth in the abundant oral folkloric traditions of the towns of Escazu, San Antonio, Asserri and adjacent mountain towns.

Powerful beings have been interacting with humans here from time immemorial and continue to leave a legacy of mystery intertwining the very fabric of existence into a monolithic undiscovered and unexplored truth challenging the foundations of our paradigms.

Many witnesses from this century have found their good fortune and also others their demise at the hands of these undisclosed and unidentified power players in our petty drama. Many more questions can be raised about these interactions than can be covered here, however some good questions arise. Maybe you can think of a few and drop us a line in the comments.

This is a developing TRUE story line that involves government cover ups and all that other conspiracy hype so stay tuned.

Pico Blanco is one of the highest peaks in the central valley and rumored to be the hangout of Zarate, a powerful witch of indian descent said to have cursed a whole town to be turned into stone.