Hello #Hive friends... Today I share with you some photos and some stories again, but today I left the town streets behind and walked along the country roads around.... So this is my entry to today's #monomad challenge...
Hola amigos de #Hive... Hoy comparto con ustedes algunas fotos y algunas historias nuevamente, pero hoy he dejado atrás las calles del pueblo y he caminado a lo largo de los caminos rurales alrededor.. Así que esta es mi entrada al reto #monomad de hoy...
The old asphalt road is usually dotted with stories from very early on... One carries drinking water to her house using an old baby carriage, a woman and her daughter head into town to work so they can buy a few things... And Pedro brings his old wheelbarrow full of firewood for cooking because his house doesn't use domestic gas... Everything happens in less than a kilometer...
La vieja carretera asfaltada suele estar salpicada de historias desde muy temprano... Una lleva agua potable a su casa usando un vieja coche para bebés, una mujer y su hija se dirigen al pueblo para trabajar y poder comprar algunas cosas... Y Pedro trae su vieja carretilla repleta de leños para cocinar pues en su casa no usan gas doméstico... Todo sucede en menos de un kilómetro...
On both sides of the road you can see pastures, corrals, fences and animals... Some farms are still productive, others are just sitting there undeveloped or waiting for someone to buy them... But the images are always bucolic...
A ambos lados del camino se ven pastizales, corrales, cercas y animales... Algunas fincas siguen productivas, otras están allí simplemente sin explotar o esperando que alguien las compre... Pero las imágenes siguen siendo bucólicas siempre...
The cost of construction materials is high around here and most farmers cannot afford to buy concrete blocks and mortar mix... So once again small houses are appearing whose walls are erected with mud bricks and straw built in an artisanal way and with materials from the same land... I personally find this very charming!...
Los costos de los materiales de construcción son altos por aquí y la mayoría de los campesinos no pueden comprar bloques de concreto y mezcla para argamasa... Así que nuevamente están apareciendo pequeñas cuyas paredes son erguidas con ladrillos de barro y paja construidos de manera artesanal y con materiales del mismo terreno... ¡A mi esto personalmente me parece encantador!...
Roberto and Luis are young, I have known them since they were very young children and I watched them wandering around the fields barefoot... Now they have grown up and both have small plots of land... However, their land does not have enough space to have paddocks, so they take their cows daily to other places with more space and enough grass... It is hard work, with no days off, and it never seems to end... 🐮
Roberto y Luis son jóvenes, los conozco desde que eran niños muy pequeños y los miraba vagabundear por los campos descalzos... Ahora ellos han crecido y ambos tienen pequeños terrenos... Sin embargo, sus tierras no tienen suficiente espacio para tener potreros, así que diariamente llevan sus vacas a otros lugares más amplios y con pasto suficiente... Es un trabajo arduo, sin días libres el cual parece nunca terminar... 🐮
Life in the countryside makes the cats here different from those who live in the village... They are almost wild, it is difficult to photograph them, they hide easily and they can be hellishly fast and even aggressive if cornered... So taking a picture of one of them is very close to photographing a small wild cat... 😻
La vida en el campo hace que los gatos aquí sean distintos a los que viven en el pueblo... Estos son casi salvajes, es difícil fotografiarlos, se esconden fácilmente y pueden ser infernalmente rápidos e inclusive agresivos si se ven acorralados... Entonces hacer una foto de uno de ellos, es muy cercano a fotografiar un pequeño gato salvaje... 😻
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Ese pueblo realmente tiene muchas historias, cada toma parece sacada de una película antigua, tienen mucha carga emotiva y trasmiten muchísimo, tienen una atmósfera realmente única, muchas gracias por compartirlas con nosotros amigo @jlinaresp , saludos desde Cuba
Un pueblo raro y complejo como decía Papá (quien llegó desde Caracas a sus 40 años y se quedó hasta su muerte aquí)... Por eso es que muchos seguimos aquí a pesar del éxodo masivo de jóvenes... Amanecerá y veremos... :)... Muchas gracias por pasar por aquí y apreciar... Saludos y feliz día para ti y tu gente cercana amigo @pumarte!
trip in the village with some views that are typical of the village.
the atmosphere in your village, reminds me of the old village.
all photos look perfect.
Thank you very much for always supporting and motivating @asklanbudi friend!!!
thanks again buddy :))
have a nice day
Algo que tengo seguro al ver tus fotografías es que me voy a encontrar una sorpresa, un tesoro escondido que has logrado capturar con tu cámara.😄
Estas fotografías parecieran sacada de otra época, de un lugar lejano, y, sin embargo, son historias que se siguen viviendo día a día...
La profundidad de la foto de Pedro cargando leña es increíble.
¡Excelente trabajo amigo, saludos!
Mil gracias por tu motivador comentario, ese es el carácter que me gusta dar a mis fotografías y este lugar se presta bastante para ello afortunadamente ;)... Esa foto de Pedro también me cautivó... Lo he visto hacer docenas de veces, sin embargo ese día el ambiente y la distancia propiciaron una imagen francamente bucólica... Gracias de nuevo @arzkyu97 !!!
the dude with the firewood brought back memories of me gathering wood for the narrowboat
Oh dude... I guess you must have a lot of good memories from those days with "Badger"... I once had (from a young age up to my 30's) an old "Toyota Land cruiser FJ40" which I named "Arturo ( like the King)" and he used it to travel mountains and distant roads, he even slept inside it and cooked with firewood under a tarp that hung from his back door during those excursions... I have a lot of memories of that time... But everything has its beginning and its end, because we all change... Since Arturo and I separated, I had several cars but I didn't name any of them and I sold them without caring too much.... Until last year, when my wife bought an old and dilapidated Toyota Corolla from the year 99 and we called it "Coro"... I invested about $2000 (which here is a lot of money and can be used for more logical things) to restore it!... Now "Coro" looks nice... Even though my wife won't let me drive it easily!... haaa haaa haaa...
Wow, as usually happens to me... I write too long, my apologies... But your comment reminded me about "Arturo" and I wanted to talk a little about "when we put names to things" (especially when it comes to vehicles) ... Then it's like they take on "some life of their own"... That's nice, but then it hurts to leave them... :(
I'm glad that photo of Pedro carrying firewood has made you evoke some pleasant memories... Thank you so much for stopping by and appreciating, have an excellent day... I send hugs @scubahead friend!
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Thank you dear friend for your appreciation!!!... Yes, I also loved that photo and I "saw" it a day before walking without my camera so I went the next day and took it... ;))