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Canarian Cowboy |
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Inside the former convent in Los Silos |
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Local pottery on display |
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A stall at the crafts fair in the square |
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Horse whispering |
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Goats with red ribbons |
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Sheep and a ram |
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Pigmy goat |
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Tweety-pie and his mates |
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Fanciers friends |
At Los Silos were many horses, goats with red ribbons, sheep (and a ram upgrade), a fully-grown mini-goat,
domestic canaries, rows upon rows of racing pigeons and, an ever increasing number and diversity of pets. At this fiesta, to which animals are brought to be blessed, or at least gawked at, there were far too many dogs to count and, besides, they seem rather boring and ordinary next to some of the more exotic and unusual specimens.
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Reptilian chap on a lead |
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Being blessed in hopes of a good Christmas Dinner? |
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Handsome horse |
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Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de La Luz (Los Silos) |
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In traditional costumes |
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Fruit and vegetables locally grown |
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The bandstand and square dressed for the occasion |
1 comment:
ja,ja,ja Perdona que me ría, Pamela, pero ver la palabra Canrian Cowboy y debajo esa foto del mago con su palo y sus vacas, es de escándalo. Está claro que un cowboy es un vaquero, que no deja de ser un pastor de vacas, pero joder, uno espera ver a John Wayne cuando se habla de cowboy.
Saludos!!
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