Hoy vengo a compartirles la linda caminata que hice por las calles que suelo frecuentar, enfocado sobre todo en el parque Vidal de Santa Clara. Este parque es de lo mas hermoso que tiene nuestra ciudad. Lo cubre una gran cantidad de árboles que como he mencionado mas de una vez en mis post fueron plantados en diferentes épocas del año, lo cual garantiza que siempre podamos tener alguno a la vista que este floreciendo.
Este parque es lo mejor para relajarse, no sabía cuanto me iba a ayudar pasear por acá con el simple objetivo de conectar con la naturaleza y conmigo mismo.
Cuenta con varios monumentos entre los cuales hay uno que me parece de lo más curioso. Se trata e de la estatua del niño de la bota👇
¿Qué representa dicha estatua?
La figura se fabricó en serie, lo que hace suponer que no es la única en el mundo, representa a un niño de 6 ó 7 años con gorra que durante la guerra de secesión de los Estados Unidos utilizaban sus botas para llevar agua a los heridos y enfermos de la contienda, su única función es estética, dando un toque de alegría en el entorno al brotar agua por un agujero de la bota.
Fuente: Ecured
Esta es una zona bastante transitada por turistas ya que se encuentra rodeada de edificios y lugares con gran valor histórico.
Al fondo se encuentra la biblioteca José Martí.
El edificio verde del fondo es el Hotel "Santa Clara Libre".
Como ultimo dato no les dejo de decir que aprecien y admiren todo a su alrededor, espero estar pronto por acá con ustedes de nuevo.
English Version
Today I come to share with you the beautiful walk I took through the streets I usually frequent, focused mainly on the Vidal Park in Santa Clara. This park is one of the most beautiful things our city has. It is covered with a large number of trees that, as I have mentioned more than once in my posts, were planted at different times of the year, which guarantees that we can always have one in sight that is in bloom.
This park is the best place to relax, I didn't know how much it was going to help me to walk around here with the simple goal of connecting with nature and with myself.
It has several monuments, one of which I find the most curious. It is the statue of the boy with the boot👇
What does this statue represent?
The figure was made in series, which makes it suppose that it is not the only one in the world, it represents a 6 or 7 year old boy with a cap that during the US Civil War used their boots to carry water to the wounded and sick of the conflict, its only function is aesthetic, giving a touch of joy in the environment when water sprouts from a hole in the boot.
Source:Ecured
This is a quite busy area for tourists as it is surrounded by buildings and places with great historical value.
In the background is the José Martí Library.
The green building in the background is the "Santa Clara Libre" Hotel.
As a last piece of information, I tell you to appreciate and admire everything around you, I hope to be around here with you soon.
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