One reason why my hometown was being heavily visited by people on its feast day was because of the bazaar like/flea market/bargain market parked on the sidewalks and others on the closed streets. The vendors came from many places and just frequently visits every year to sell their goodies. So many items are available on the streets, you will not get tired of walking around seeing bargains everywhere.
After visiting our church, the newly renovated La Purisima Concepcion Parish, which is so beautiful, I'd make a separate blog post for it. My friend and I took a stroll around to find some things to buy. But sadly, it was very hot then it rained. Odd. So we just decided to head home since we have a trip coming the following day we wouldn't want to catch some colds before leaving. Otherwise, we'd be ugly in photos, hehe!
I was not able to take good photos of what's around. There are lots of kitchen wares, housewares and mostly clothes (dresses, denims, tops, leggings, jackets) that are just so cheap and stylish, you can buy a lot with spending only a few bucks.
I've always been proud of my hometown. We are just too warm to let stay this fiesta tradition for a very very long time. Of course, my post has not included most of the households in our Poblacion who've prepared for this yearly event.
Happy weekend everyone!
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