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| These weeks procession comes from Santa Ines. We didn't stick around from the procession itself but we did enjoy the Alfombras. |
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| This one had quite a bit of pottery in it - because it was being built by the owners of the pottery shop in the blue building. |
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| I think this group told Nancy they had already been working on their alfombra for about 12 hours... |
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| I'm not sure he was actually helping - but he was having fun. :) |
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| We had walked up the street and then back - this is the same alfombra as the first picture - they've made some progress |
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| Pea Pods! |
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| This is from inside the Santa Domingo hotel. |
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| On the Friday before we went up to Santa Ines to see their Velaciones (holy vigil). This is their wash sink that was full of tulips. |
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| Just outside the church you can buy any type of food - almost a carnival like atmosphere. |
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| Santa Ines Church |
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| The bread, fruits and vegetables are considered symbols of abundance and redemption. |
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