You're probably tired of photos of construction. We're tired of living with it.
Exit the casita, look left, and this is what we see:
A closer view:
If we can go left (sometimes it's completely blocked off and we have to go right), we come to the Plaza de Armas, still under construction. There is dust everywhere.
Sunday is our day to walk to the place that shall not be named. We noticed today that there are now various Qs (for Querétaro) imbedded in the newly paved streets. In addition to indicating the neighborhood's new designation as a tourist destination, we think they also indicate the way traffic will flow in and out of the historic train station area. The one-way direction of one of the streets is going to be reversed, otherwise you can get out but you can't get in.
On the way home we noticed what we consider typical disrespect for bike lanes:
El sr J is a biker, and scenes like this make him livid.
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