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Sunday Sept 30, 2018
Turi was giving me a guilt complex this morning
with her sad looks. When I called her in
on her own, and grabbed the leash, she was a new, happy dog. We only went around the block but she was just so
very happy to be on a walk with Dad again.
The last few days I had heard noises over the north
wall of the backyard sounding like construction so that mystery was solved this
morning. The huge lot is now filled with
a carnival tent promising motorcycle inside a dome and what looks like clowns/comedians. I mentioned to Cristina that the admission is
a whole $1 so she wants to go tonight.
I then took 4 more dogs for the same walk, in
twos. Nina and Negrita are not good on
the leash so they are not interested, however the others were also so thrilled to
go out on a walk with Dad.
Then Cristina had the notion for us to go to Rio
Frio so we tried, but we ended up at a closed road forcing us into Tulua so we
turned around and went sightseeing instead.
There is a turnoff into Tulua near the new bus station that neither of
us had ever been on so we explored this nice new road in an area obviously
planned for a new subdivision, but it just led into a large barrio with lots of traffic lights so we beat a hasty retreat.
Then we both had the idea to go to BugaLaGrande,
Cristina wanting a famous crushed ice and fruit cup called Cholado costing another whole
$1. However the "famous" kiosk was lined
up around the block so we went to a different one with no lineup, and the
helping was delicious, just not famous.
Then we did another trip to the cemetery in the hot
sunshine. The day had been cloudy and
comfortable until then. We saw that Carlos had completed his grandmother’s grave with the addition of a border frame
and the white rock that we had provided.
There is just enough rock to cover,.. and I had bought twice as much as
Cristina was going to get. I told you
guys that I am a good estimator…
Unfortunately I hurt my back carrying a huge pail of water and the TENS machine and Tylenol are allowing me to function, .. slowly
Unfortunately I hurt my back carrying a huge pail of water and the TENS machine and Tylenol are allowing me to function, .. slowly
So we went to the big tent around 6:07 for the early 6:15 show. Nothing much was happening but lots of people were pulling up behind us. We ask when they start taking admissions and the guy says there is no 6:15 show, that is only in the cities,.. there is only an 8pm show in small towns, and he gives me a look like "you should no this..". I look back and point to their huge banners at the front where it clearly says there are 2 shows, with no provisos for city or country. And I'm the crazy one... Colombians just accept this Latin American BS as logical... Lord give me strength.... We decided not to go back...
I hope you enjoy the pictures. Most are untouched, right from the
Lumix. That was the day’s excitement.
Al
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| This huge lot touches part of our backyard |
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| Is the circus in town? |
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| Gee, a circus with motorcycles and clowns |
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| The price is right, $1 admission |
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| The new bus station under construction, looking east |
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| This is it, looking south |
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| BugaLaGrande is a nice town, very close to us |
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| They also have a beautiful central park |
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| The Cholado is big for a $1 cool break |
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| There were lots of horses under those shade trees |
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| The view north from Christian's grave |
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| The view east |
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| The view west |
