The food was good, I enjoyed it. With my belly full, I take a walk around the place, looking if there is something else to see. The breeze just started but its rather refreshing than cold. As much as I try to find something else, I don't see much. Many families are on their Sunday stroll. It is quite a good thing to walk. People in the city are too busy even for that...
A lot of history is present in the old walls. I like the yellow colour. It gives a sense of warmth and makes the walls nicely blend with the green surroundings.
I come to the market with many plastic goods. Most of the items are of religious character. As old Greek philosopher Socrates said when walking the market: "So many things I don't need." Quite on the point.
I find reliefs depicting the last supper of Christ.
This wooden children's toy, a similar to the one the girl was holding in the first picture, has a price tag of 20EUR.
I think these merchants forget too quickly that God is watching.
Time to leave. My bike is conspicuously parked behind a shack, just by the cut-down tree. Not sure it is allowed to park here but I guess it's alright since nobody complained. How can they complain about anything, really, with that price range? :D
Enjoy your day! :)
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