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Un viernes por la tarde mientras todav铆a decid铆a qu茅 d铆a iba a regresar a Cuman谩, salimos a la playa cercana. Fue un momento de sentarnos a hablar sobre la vida y otras cosas. Nos acompa帽贸 Juanita.
Mientras convers谩bamos sobre cualquier tema, unos pescadores se alistaban para lanzarse al mar. @lunaticanto me pregunt贸 si sal铆an a pescar a esa hora o si lo hac铆an en la madrugada. Lo bueno es que me sab铆a la respuesta. Le coment茅 que los pescadores regresan en la madrugada con lo que atrapan en la noche. Es un trabajo donde se pasa mucho fr铆o. Algo se esto me lo contaron mis abuelos que vivieron por a帽os a la orilla de la playa.
Debo confesar que tuve la oportunidad de capturar tres atardeceres durante mi estad铆a en Lecher铆a, este es el m谩s tranquilo de todos. No hay mucho para recalcar adem谩s que los colores est谩n interumpidos por un muro que separa Bah铆a Redonda de la aldea de pescadores. Los muros dividiendo sectores econ贸micos no son nuevos, pero el efecto que causan a la luz del atardecer es algo m谩gico.
Podr铆a ir a sentarme a hablar de la vida todos los d铆as. Con tal compa帽铆a, c贸mo no. Espero que mi futuro tenga mucha playa, atardeceres y cuentos de todo tipo.
On a Friday afternoon while on the process of making a decision of whether to stay the weekend or go back to Cuman谩, we went for a stroll to a nearby beach. It was a nice time to chat about anything. Juanita, the dog, came with us.
While we were at it, some fishers were getting ready for their daily routine. @lunaticanto asked me if they were going to fish. She wondered if it wasn't something done before done in the early hours of the day. Fortunately, I knew the answer to this. I replied that they come back at dusk with the catch of the day. This much I learnt from my grandparents since they lived near the sea for quite a long time.
I must confess than from all the sunsets I captured on camera during my stay in Lecher铆a, this one has a lot of chill vibes. There's not much to say about how the colours are broken by a wall that divides Bah铆a Redonda (the rich zone) from the fishermen's houses.
I could sit at that beach and talk about anything every single day. With such great company, how could I not? I hope my future days are filled with beach trips, sunsets and stories.
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