I did get some quiet time and watching this glorious sunset was a bonus. I couldn't help but think that across the ocean was my homeland. Calle 15 de mayo is typical of the streets in this beautiful city of Santiago de Quer taro, and other colonial cities of M xico. I was walking home late one afternoon from the mercado Santa Cruz when the setting sun was in the horizon and was reflected on the smooth limestone on the road and was casting long shadows on the walls. And this picture has captured the moment, well, almost.
Men play it passionately all their lives and then encourage their sons to do the same.
In Santiago de Quer taro, there are these f tbol fields inside the campus of the Colegio San Javier that are open to the public on weekends. While the men play, their little boys, who usually tag along, play impromptu games on the side. But this day, these two chiquillos rushed by me playing with this old tire. It was only a matter of time before all the other kids abandoned their soccer balls and chased after the wheel. Most big towns in M xico have bullfighthing rings, or plaza de toros .