What if it Snows?

Hey Mr. @D.Tibbitt ... I think you would like to know the neighborhood of Santa Teresa in the city of Rio.. it's an old neighborhood on top of a hill in Rio.. it still has an electric cable trolley car and most streets are narrow, up and down and very old buildings... it's a historical place... Some popular bars there get really full so much that crowds form outside drinking and playing music on the street..





Those stairs are one way to get up there...


View of a bar inside..





Lots of "gringos" go there...





This is one view of part of downtown Rio from somewhere in Santa Teresa.



Old buildings...



And lots of art too...



That's a nice trip...

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BTW.... what if it snows...?

 

There are some.

Baltimore hides a few mosaics here and there. I forget exactly off hand because I have not thought about them in a long time. Nothing as expansive and fancy as shown by Rocks, but there are buildings built in what we call the Art deco era (About 1925 on) which features some of that work. My own home had some tile work of that nature in the bathroom, easier to maintain. Stick a hose in there and wait until it dries.

Ive hauled tiles to washington DC with containers and I'll be ###### if I do that again. UGH. A mystery there. A 40 foot box unloading into a 25 foot long office shack...

 

Unloading in Oakland, IA.
Was 60 degrees out, saw 2 motorcycles 1 convertible and the golf course was open.

 

They are all tourists from up north. They don't own any appropriate beach clothing because it's snowing where they came from.

 

Head south, find a warm place and stay put for a while.

 

Lucky you Rocks. They still have trolleys for transportation. No corporate greed had them removed.

Todays wakeup music.

 

Where's everybody at?

I went to the wrong place to load already this mprning There's 2 plants here in Buda that are back to back, but no road connecting them, so you gotta go like 3mi down and back around. I got used to going to the 1 facility I forgot about the other place, lol.

 

I can cite the old architecture in Boston... quite unique... feels like a trip to the past...









And what about Connecticut old buildings... in America they are well preserved...



Minneapolis is another example...