Walking around the stalls of the Salamanca weekend market does just that. With the streets blocked by a sea of peaked tents, masses of people grazed the makings of each searching for that one little smidjick to place on their shelf. There were sculptors, honey keepers, woodcarvers, and soap makers. Collectors sold next to the jewlers while the clothing and the wind chimes swung gracefully in the light breeze. The streets were buzzing with excitement discovery.
It is most peoples' dream to travel around the world and explore in real life everything we have learned through textbooks. Why not take that dream to another level? Instead of just seeing the touristy culture, why not delve into the heart and soul of the countries around the world? Learn from the elders the cultural and traditional cuisines. Experience what other people call home. This is my goal. This is what the world needs in order to step back and appreciate what we already have.
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Salamanca Market...
From what I can tell, everyone likes to mosey around some type of market. Whether it be for food, crafts, art, instruments or any random object, there will always be people there browsing the white tarp tents for a touch of joy. Markets like these bring people of all sorts, shapes and sizes together for one purpose, to smile.
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