Red Cabbage Trails
Walking to the Red Cabbage Cafe was a bit A-mazing, the twists and turns through the hidden corners of Puerto Vallarta opened eyes to the memory clad cafe. The walls lined with paintings, the halls Read More …
Steeplechase and Other Games
The pressures of a housing market in an overgrown and tired resort town have pushed development up the hill. Now housing, like the opening gambit in game of chess, is controlled by moving in and Read More …
Incomplete
Walking along the step-up and step-down and stumble-everywhere sidewalks in Puerto Vallarta the average visitor is drawn into the images of incomplete. There are images of vehicles parked in a state of disrepair some years Read More …
Walkways
The wall works in the San Telmo neighborhood in Buenos Aires are more than graffiti. These detailed coverups camouflage shutters and other security screens outside of regular hours. The details on that face, the colours Read More …
Images and other Idols
It was raining this morning and we wandered under the roof of the Mercado to see the working of The San Telmo Market. The meat and fish and vegetables all sizzling on coal fires creating Read More …
Street Dancing
Between the coloured containers and the tracks walking was a bit risky. The kindly police office with a twenty-four inch baton and upholstered gun advised us we were walking in a dangerous area. Criminal was Read More …
Shipwrecks and other Briefs
Just beyond the breakwater in the Montevideo Harbour a gathering of crippled ships is sinking into the ocean. A glimpse into the cycle of dust to dust speaks to the determination of the people in Read More …
Dead to Rites
The Cemetery of Recoleta was built in 1822 in the old orchard of the Basilica “Nuestra Senora del Pilar.” The pantheons and mausoleums of the 5 hectare site house the history of some of the Read More …
Castles in the Sand.
At the end of the road, just before the cliffs demark the waves, Carlos Paez Vilaro created a lived-in work of art. A collection of works. A stage for his own works. In corners a Read More …
Fingers in the Sand
In Uruguay, at the far east point where the 200 km wide Rio de la Plata River merges with the Atlantic Ocean. This melange of waters creates islands, sandbars, shipwrecks, sand dunes and vistas. The Read More …