Hello, awesome Hivers!
Today is #WalkingWednesday. And it's been a few weeks since I've posted one. But this morning, even though I was pretty busy very early because the car had a broken radiator and I had to take it to the mechanic, I managed to do everything I had to do and take some time to go for a walk in a park near my house, called Parque Vizcaya.
The park is very nice. It is used by many people to exercise. Early in the morning and in the late afternoon, the park is very busy.
It is located along with one of the busiest roads in the neighborhood. It is an area with a lot of vegetation. Because on the other side of the park, there is a stream that has been dammed.
At this time of the year, besides the stream, the trees have regained their greenery because the rainy season has started. And since a week ago, the red acacias in the park are all in bloom.
In addition to the paths and exercise areas, there are also playgrounds for children.
The red acacias are in all their splendor, not only in this park but in many streets of the city. I don't know if it's my impressions, but this year I see them redder and more exuberant than ever, as the tree at the top of this post, which in the photo below you can see from the opposite angle.
Of course, after the walk, I couldn't help but sit for a while under the shade of the gorgeous tree and enjoy the shade offered by the swarm of red flowers.
We just have to have our senses ready to enjoy the incredible beauties that nature has to offer us.
Before returning home, I walked a little further along the roadside to the adjoining pet-friendly area of the park. At that time of the morning, it was already very hot, and the pet park had no visitors. But in the afternoon, the picture is very different.
This is my post for this week's #wednesdaywalk challenge hosted by 
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