Because the roads are often messed up and traffic can be brutal, I normally park in Jalatlaco and walk to wherever I need to go, even if it is the Abastos which is clear across town. Oaxaca is such a walkable city and it never fails to educate and entertain. There is always something to see.
The Museum of Contemporary Art has been under restoration for quite some time and they have changed the hangings hiding the scaffolding on Alcala numerous times. This time is is shopping bags.
Beautiful!
The cathedral on a perfect day.
The countdown clock for the Bicentennial celebration now passed with an added message. Free political prisoners.
A wonderful display of the heroes of the revolution in the plaza leading into the zocalo.
These are "La Corregidora," Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez and Ignacio Jose de Allende.
And always street art, graffiti and political messages.
1 comment:
I have been enjoying your blog, Chris, as it brings me closer to my home away from home, Oaxaca! I took exactly the same photo of the shopping bags over the scaffolding in August, it is quite unusual. Thanks for bringing a slightly different slant to "my" Oaxaca.
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