Today, I went to a street called "La Bajada de Salsipuedes" to get some books for my daughter. This street has been for a long time a place filled with street vendors and you can find practically anything. It is full of small posts; so full, in fact that it is almost a tunnel now, very dark. This man was selling "cutarras" a kind of tough leather shoes worn by the peasants here. I bought a pair for my son and his folklore classes. You can also see on the upper right a pollera, the folk dress of our women. More on "salsipuedes'" meaning later.