Hi, I'm back with the latest from last year and a few from the past few days.
On my first morning walk this year, I came across this Argentine popcorn cart.
Google Translate took away the pleasure of explaining what popcorn is, which in Spanish we call by various names, depending on the country: Palomitas and cotufas, as well as ´´pochoclos´´.
A few meters away, a small mural honors Mafalda in the square that bears her name and reminds us that half a century later we are no better off.
Every time I pass by this mural, I wonder who the character is.
Whoever painted it, I think, needed no introduction and didn't give a name, so if you recognize him, please tell me in the comments.
On the 30th, I enjoyed a day trip to Tigre, with a walk along the river channels, but it also has other attractions, which can be the occasion for other visits; casino, craft market and mechanical amusement park.
It is free-falling, you can see it from a distance and I estimate that it is more than 12 stories high.
Not everyone braves heights for fun. If you look closely, you can see the worker hanging from a cable stretched from the roof above the 16th floor, to repair a ventilation system on the 10th or 12th floor.
Just looking at him made me feel dizzy.
And since heights also have advantages, I say goodbye with the sunset captured from the 13th floor.
Health and peace in this incipient 2025
Beautiful pictures.
Our best wishes for all of you in this new homeHappy New Year, @felixmarranz & family. 🫂🥂
A very happy new year to you all.
I hope that this will be a year of recovery and well-being for Manuela and the whole family, that it will be a year of triumphs and celebrations in all areas of life.
(any inaccuracy is the fault of the translator) A big hug @hlezama.
I am afraid of heights, and if I were to climb up to that altitude, I would not dare look down.
I don't like them either, but since I live on the 13th floor, I'm getting used to the view, but hanging from a cable is a completely different thing. No way.