Hello dear Market Friday community, today I come to bring you a post to introduce you to a very well known place in my town, this is a park with the name of "La Plaza de la Asunción", actually I think it is called "Plaza Simón Bolívar", but since I can remember everything in my town we call it the first way.
I went today to this square to take pictures of the stores in this place to participate in this community because I had several days wanting to upload a photography post, but I did not know exactly what to do until I saw this community and the initiative to take and show photos of local stores, but before I show them I would like to thank @dswigle for motivating me to do this post and encourage me not to stop because I do not have a professional camera to take pictures.
(the camera I will be using is the one from my phone which is a Samsung J6+).
First of all I would like to show this photo that I really liked, it has nothing to do with stores, but I took it at a time when I was testing settings on my phone to make a good focus and the truth is that I really liked this photo.
The first place we visited is a place called Casa Jardin, it is a cafe that is in the park, but the truth is that I have never been to eat at this place.
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A little bit next to this cafe there is a store where they sell handicrafts.
On the outside of this store they have some things made of palm leaves, which is a material that is very commonly used to make bags and hats.
These two being the only two most relevant stores in this site, being daytime, I specify that these are the only two stores that you can get to see when it is daytime because when they arrive on Saturday nights in this park they make a cultural fair in which they put many stalls of food and cosmetic things.
This was a very long table where you could see how there were woven clothes and shoes, also you could find many kinds of artistic things, such as plates with portraits, even there was also a stall of a gentleman who was selling different paintings quite beautiful.
But a lot of walking worked up an appetite and we decided to go eat some hot dogs at a well-known place called Toto.
Since we were a fairly large group, we decided to buy several hot dogs to the point that the table was full of hot dogs.
After this we left this place because the truth was that it had become very late and we were already tired. Thus ending this great adventure.
Without more to add I say goodbye for today, I hope you are very well and I hope to have more rides to continue doing post of rides.
Thank you very much for reading.
I have to clarify that the images shown in this post are mine or were edited by me, but if not mine I will place their respective source.
Hola querida comunidad de Market Friday, el día hoy vengo a traerles un post para presentarles un lugar muy conocido en mi pueblo, este es un parque con el nombre de “La Plaza de la Asunción”, en verdad creo que se llama “Plaza Simón Bolívar”, pero desde que tengo uso de razón todo en mi pueblo le llamamos de la primera manera.
Fui el día de hoy a esta plaza para tomarles fotos a las tiendas de este sitio para poder participar en esta comunidad debido a que ya tenía varios días queriendo subir un post de fotografía, pero no sabía exactamente de que hacerlo hasta que vi esta comunidad y la iniciativa de tomar y mostrar fotos de tiendas locales, pero antes de mostrarlas fotos quisiera agradecer a @dswigle por motivarme a hacer este post y levantarme los ánimos de no detenerme por no tener una cámara profesional para tomar fotos.
(la cámara que estaré usando es la de mi teléfono que es un Samsung J6+)
Antes de todo quisiera mostrar esta foto que me gusto mucho, que no tiene nada que ver con tiendas, pero la tome en un momento que estaba probando configuraciones en mi teléfono para hacer un buen enfoque y la verdad que esta foto me gusto mucho.
El primer lugar que visitamos es un sitio que se llama Casa Jardín, es un café que está en el parque, pero la verdad que nunca he ido a comer a este lugar.
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Un poco más al lado de este café hay una tienda en la que venden artesanías.
En la parte de afuera de esta tienda tienen unas cosas hechas de hojas de palmas, que es un material con el que muy comúnmente se hacen bolsos y sobreros.
Siendo estas dos las únicas dos tiendas más relevantes de este sitio, siendo de día, especifico que estas son las únicas dos tiendas que se pueden llegar a ver cuando es de día porque cuando llegan los sábados por las noches en este parque hacen una feria cultural en la cual se ponen muchos puestos de comida y de cosas cosméticas.
Esta era una mesa muy larga en la que se podía ver como había ropa y zapatos tejidos, también pudiéndose encontrar mucho tipo de cosas artísticas, como lo pueden ser platos con retratos, hasta también había un puesto de un señor que estaba vendiendo distintas pinturas bastante hermosas.
Pero mucha caminata nos abrió el apetito y decidimos ir a comer unos hot dog en un sitio muy conocido llamado Toto.
Como éramos un grupo bastante grande, decidimos comprar varios hot dogs hasta el punto que la mesa estaba llena de hot dogs.
Luego de esto nos fuimos de este sitio porque la verdad se había hecho muy tarde y ya estábamos cansados. Acabando así esta genial aventura
Sin más que añadir me despido por el día de hoy, espero que este muy bien y espero tener más paseos para poder seguir haciendo post de paseos.
Muchas gracias por leer.
Tengo que aclarar que las imágenes mostradas en este post son mías o fueron editadas por mí, pero si no es mía, colocaré su respectiva fuente.
Very nice! Welcome to #MarketFriday! You are back and what a stunning shot of the plant and flower! It is perfect in the post! A little beauty is never a bad thing!
It was such a nice trip around the park, you picked such a lovely spot and I especially loved the big long table full of crafts - and the night shot came out good. I also like the one at the restaurant! It would have been a funny shot with all those hot dogs on the table! :)
I think you did well and I am glad you went ahead and joined!
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Thank you very much for supporting this post, as well as thank you for commenting on the rules to take them into account from now on, but above all I am very happy to participate in this initiative that I really liked a lot.
You're welcome! It's always a pleasure! There are more deadlines than rules of people will have something to go by.
I would like to participate every Friday, to be able to apply all these deadlines, but I don't know if I have time to go out tomorrow, but I will still be pending in the community to support and make this idea reach more people.
No stressing about it. I know people have lives and they dont always have a chance to go. I appreciate your efforts!
What an interesting place to be and it has a pretty cute front-side. I would love getting some of those handcrafts.
That is the best of all, it is a very old place and that is why some structures still maintain that characteristic colonial look, and the handicrafts are very traditional and are always made of dried palm leaves and wood.
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Having time to walk around is one of the best ways to relax, right? I love the souvenir in this town.
There's nothing better than getting out and about, it's very relaxing and comforting, thanks so much for commenting.
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