Good text and great photos. I love the photo of the mini-bulldozer on a pedestal with flat tires. No need to dress it up I guess. A monument to expiration.
Your photos are just stunning! So many interesting shots. I would write more but have to go to lunch with my friends. Yes lunch! They eat early in the Old Pueblo! Cheers!
It is a treat to enjoy my morning coffee and read of your exploits. There are some great photos in this post.
Thanks Paul. Great subjects = nice photos
That sure feels like a wonderful village to explore. The palace palatial ✨ and the mine shaft even more so!!
Zow what fun.
Only last nite did i see the word ‘peluqueria’ here in SanMiguel.
I’d been entreated to a restaurant Italiano 🍝 on the second floor of a building at the Jardin.
There in was a tiled plaza with a darkened Cerrado peluqueria ✂️ next to the restaurant.
Strange instruments , collectibles and a near dead plant lie beneath the glass domed counter.
I needed confirmation what the place was 🤔 ……and how i might look after entering.
Your tales and travels help to educate and add meaning and context to my life here. Gracias amigo 👋
We are both learning on this trip, Mark. Sounds like you ate at Mare Nostrum. Best pastas in town, IMO.
The restaurant Italiano is of only 2 months. I know not the name. A young person entreated me on the calle after Santander rent💰 achieved.
Im a sucker for those who hustle…..i enjoy.
Twas al dente 🍝!
Keep exploring 👋
Good text and great photos. I love the photo of the mini-bulldozer on a pedestal with flat tires. No need to dress it up I guess. A monument to expiration.
You meet some interesting folks / characters!
The walls of the peluquería suggest the direction the conversation will drift, with my favorite photo being the chairs in the shoeshine stand
Your photos are just stunning! So many interesting shots. I would write more but have to go to lunch with my friends. Yes lunch! They eat early in the Old Pueblo! Cheers!