It's a beautiful Sunday, sunny with blue skies. We stroll down to Parque San Blas just in time for the last mass to be letting out. People stream out of the church, some stopping at the vendors who have setup temporary stands in the plaza. Others mill around talking. The roads around the plaza quickly become congested with cars and families trying to get home.
Our ultimate destination is Museo Pumapungo and Arqueological Park, about a kilometer away. We walk along the quiet streets on this early Sunday afternoon hearing the noise of people preparing their family meals. We arrive at the Museo, planning to see whatever the latest temporary exhibit may be, but learn that it is under construction. That's ok, we head out to the park.
From the top of the ruins we peer down on the bird refugee and the Belgian Waffles stand beyond. We're hoping for a bite to eat after walking through the park, but alas, it is too busy when we arrive.
Instead we walk along the Rio Tomebomba to the Broken Bridge. In it's shadows is a new restaurant for us, Nuna. We sit in the shade on the patio and enjoy a light meal of chicken and beef skewers and salad. The food is quite good. The tables around us are filled with families and groups of friends. All are enjoying the pleasant weather. It's a great Sunday afternoon.
Instead we walk along the Rio Tomebomba to the Broken Bridge. In it's shadows is a new restaurant for us, Nuna. We sit in the shade on the patio and enjoy a light meal of chicken and beef skewers and salad. The food is quite good. The tables around us are filled with families and groups of friends. All are enjoying the pleasant weather. It's a great Sunday afternoon.
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