This park is an oasis in the city. It is secure and quiet from the noise of the streets. There are no street vendors yelling here and no speeding cars. If I go after classes, I am apt to hear cries of “Teacher, Teacher” as students spot me along the track or on the exercise equipment.
A very nice park, Christopher. I really liked the pic with you and the tree. 🙂
You really enjoy your life in El Salvador and I like that.
Cheers ❤
Thank you Monica. I love these huge trees. 🐱🐻🐷🐵🐽
Me, too 😀
Wow! Nice emoji :))
Looks like you are having fun!! I am very glad you took this assignment and discovered a whole new world. Loved the banyan tree!! Love your posts as your share a part of the world I have not seen😊
Thank you so much. Cheers.
I am just loving your posts. Sounds like you are quite the celebrity here!
The tree, something taller than you – hehehe. What an experience you are having there.
It is quite a place. Those trees are huge!!!!
You have a new name! Some of my best memories are from the years I spent “teaching” French to the little ones at Farmington River School, my name was Madam, I loved it. 😀
I respond to Christopher, Teacher and Gringo down here. I love it also!
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Amazing park! It´s good to know that there are places free from any vendors, where you can simply relax – unless you´re spotted by your students 😉 Cheers!
There are some vendors but only food and it is rather controlled. Cheers!
cute dogs
They are. A lot of people exercise with their dogs there. Cheers!
What an oasis for everyone! Love the photo of you with a smile on your face, Teacher!
Thank you. I love the cries of “Teacher” as I move through the community. Cheers!