Oaxaca can be just so much fun to simply walk around. Certain days the place radiates happiness. Yesterday, the Fourth of July, was just such a day and it had nothing to do with El
Norte's activities. No, it was a celebration of something different. The city was happily and proudly strutting its stuff.
The faces of these kids and their mother, a guy soaking up the sun while the words on the side of the
cathedral demand complete freedom for a political prisoner.
The zocalo is still filled with protesters and vendors. This from the side of one of their tents.
Construction continues on M. Bravo, but the work is going quickly. I bet it is done in time for the Guelaguetza in two weeks.
Waiting for Godot under one of Oaxaca's most photographed senoritas.
Oaxaca can be just so much fun to simply walk around. Certain days the place radiates happiness. Yesterday, the Fourth of July, was just such a day and it had nothing to do with El Norte's activities. No, it was a celebration of something different. The city was happily and proudly strutting its stuff.
The faces of these kids and their mother, a guy soaking up the sun while the words on the side of the cathedral demand complete freedom for a political prisoner.
The zocalo is still filled with protesters and vendors. This from the side of one of their tents.
Construction continues on M. Bravo, but the work is going quickly. I bet it is done in time for the Guelaguetza in two weeks.
Waiting for Godot under one of Oaxaca's most photographed senoritas.
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