I knew I had so much material, I could afford to use some of it for daily. I regretted not filing a daily story my first day in Colombia because I had tons of material that would have made a killer daily story, but by the time I wrote the Sunday story, it was dated, irrelevant material, or at least not as compelling in the big picture as the other stuff. She was also asked how she took notes. I took quotes in Spanish and information in a mix of both languages. In a way, Spanish is so much more graphic.
People are more descriptive.
They use their language a lot more. Lynn wrapped up the conversation by saying that Marion didn't have the luxury of writing a story to death, which forced her to be more disciplined. Get the people's story. Print out maps and information about where you're going. Work as a team with the photographer.