Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Mercado Coyoacan
The neighborhood of Coyoacan is a bit hip and trendy, a meeting of classic older Mexico City residences with the nearby Autonomous National University of Mexico (UNAM) whose 300,000 tuition-free (!) scholars support a multitude of bookstores and cafes. Because the University is not in session now, the streets are not so full of students -- the break is why we're here, enjoying the vacation of our friend, a University instructor. But Coyoacan's market is simply a market -- a feast of fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, taco stands, and sundries for daily life.
Need a pineapple?
Or a few chiles?
Or perhaps some cheese from Oaxaca?
There's no doubt about the freshness of these fellows...
...waiting for purchase under a proper shrine.
Hungry? Take your choice of fillings at the taco stand.
Are the cares of life getting you down? Stop by the apothecary for an aerosol blessing!
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I love the Ignatius of Loyola one!!! (And his feast day is coming up on July 31.)
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