Many streets lead to the Jardin and the Parroquia, which you can see at the head of the street.
On Saturday, the caballeros seem to be out on display.
I bought this hand embroidered tapestry from a local folk artist, a sweet woman who had dozens of these, each one different. They all seemed to be of a religious nature. I'm tempted to go back to the craft fair today for more. Write to me soon if you want me to choose one for you.
I have finally passed the half way mark on my knife edged wrap. It took me about a year to complete the first half. It's 38". I am determined to finish the second half sooner. I timed myself and found it takes five minutes, app, to knit a row. Twelve rows to each knife edge, one hour per edge, 58 edges in all, 29 in each half. If I do two edges a day, I can finish before I go home. I'd like to go home with a new wrap and no balls of yarn. That's two hours of knitting a day, however.
At the half way mark, one changes instructions so that the edges point in opposite directions. Here you can see where I changed over. The knife edges on the first half have all curled under whereas the new edges are sturdier and stay knifey. I hope that blocking will help the first half to look like the second half. If not, there are tears in my future.
