| MONOMAD | Balance

And that's how you get what you need: balance.

This time it was a road trip. Oh, Saturday, what a glory. It was one of those fun jobs.

What could be more fun than photographing kids playing soccer? They don't worry about anything, that's how it should be. They just have fun.

I wonder what you would like to see... probably those sport photos. 😛

But enough chit-chat, to the point. The Relive App is quite straightforward and gossipy. Just by pressing the "Start" button, you record your adventures.

And I've come to show you the photos I took from the car when, by mistake, we passed a few kilometers from where we should have turned to reach those Grandes Alamedas, the elementary school where those kids have fun.

You can check the route here:

Relive 'Grandes Alamedas - Ceiba del Agua'

And it was in a town called Guanajay, where the action started from the car window. I haven't finished editing the photos of the kids, so I tricked you a little. What you'll see next is challenging... those are the photos where there's no time to adjust anything on the camera. It's just shoot and then we'll see what comes out. The lighting is inconsistent.

When I downloaded the photos to my laptop, I discovered a common element in some of them.

Motorcycles? - maybe.

Two wheels? 😏

Tell me what it is! 😅 (Don't leave me talking to myself)

But the most difficult ones were these. Taking the photo on every corner, with a lot of sun, the light in front... it's tough. But we're not going to miss out on these postcards. I don't know when I'll be able to go back there, right?

My friend Jesús Linares must be around here, I thought. This looks like Montalbán, Carabobo, in Venezuela.

The sign stood out before reaching the corner. But even more so did this old vehicle.

I told you it was challenging.

The driver alerted me about this. They love it when I start hunting through the window.

I noticed that it is an aging town.

And this, honestly, is not a great shot... 👎

Can you imagine the cross? There's no need to show it, it would be redundant 😁

Sellers and more horse-drawn carriages.

We had sugarcane juice (guarapo) on the way, @mamani. I just haven't had the chance to edit those yet.

My travel companion was thrilled. We were going to be near the school where he did his pre-university studies, and we actually arrived there. He even recognized a former classmate.

...Wrong snap. This is a time of urban exploration. We found a castle 😆 / well, it wasn't exactly like that. A local told us that there was an abandoned castle here. And then we went to buy yoghurt that a farmer sells. It was there where he met his old classmate. I think she got very excited cause this journalist is very fit. Zoom in on the photo.😂