Saturday, July 08, 2006
San Angel and Coyoacan
(I don't know how to put the proper accents on words with this blog program...)
A day off! I left the hotel for hours at a time! ¡Milagros!
Here's what I bought for myself today:
I'm pleased with it.
I walked with a colleague through San Angel and on to Coyoacan. We didn't make time to see Diego Rivera's house or Frida's. Another Saturday -- there are many to come. We walked through a small park and along Francisco Sosa street. It is a narrow road with huge old houses behind big gates and walls. It was so nice to go out and walk in a quiet neighborhood after shopping in out door stalls. Here are a couple of pictures of the outdoor market:
Then we headed toward Coyoacan and came to a park where they were having a small carnival. There was a ride there, the Trabant, that I LOVED at the Maui County Fair when I was a kid.
And Mary. She's everywhere
We walked along a street called Franciso Sosa. It starts with a chapel
I'll post more tomorrow. The web connection we have at the hotel is lame.
A day off! I left the hotel for hours at a time! ¡Milagros!
Here's what I bought for myself today:
I'm pleased with it.
I walked with a colleague through San Angel and on to Coyoacan. We didn't make time to see Diego Rivera's house or Frida's. Another Saturday -- there are many to come. We walked through a small park and along Francisco Sosa street. It is a narrow road with huge old houses behind big gates and walls. It was so nice to go out and walk in a quiet neighborhood after shopping in out door stalls. Here are a couple of pictures of the outdoor market:
Then we headed toward Coyoacan and came to a park where they were having a small carnival. There was a ride there, the Trabant, that I LOVED at the Maui County Fair when I was a kid.
And Mary. She's everywhere
We walked along a street called Franciso Sosa. It starts with a chapel
I'll post more tomorrow. The web connection we have at the hotel is lame.
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