Comments on: Uruguay parte 4: el turismo es trabajo http://jfxpt.com/2019/uruguay-parte-4-el-turismo-es-trabajo/ The search for invariants Sun, 19 Apr 2026 00:17:32 +0000 http://polimedia.us hourly 1 By: Uruguay-SSR And The Hallucinated Seige « Bingology - The Blog of Aaron 'BingoBoingo' Rogier http://jfxpt.com/2019/uruguay-parte-4-el-turismo-es-trabajo/#comment-244 Uruguay-SSR And The Hallucinated Seige « Bingology - The Blog of Aaron 'BingoBoingo' Rogier Tue, 14 Apr 2020 03:10:32 +0000 http://fixpoint.welshcomputing.com/?p=79#comment-244 [...] 18 de Julio. This level of foot traffic would be normal on a Sunday for deep seated cultural reasons, but these are pictures from a [...] [...] 18 de Julio. This level of foot traffic would be normal on a Sunday for deep seated cultural reasons, but these are pictures from a [...]

]]> By: BingoBoingo http://jfxpt.com/2019/uruguay-parte-4-el-turismo-es-trabajo/#comment-139 BingoBoingo Thu, 19 Dec 2019 14:46:30 +0000 http://fixpoint.welshcomputing.com/?p=79#comment-139 @Diana Coman - I suspect there's still room to plumb the depths of "what isn't", but... In my case all of this has become so incredibly normal. There's also a substantial portion of the feria occupied by fruit, veggie, cheese, and other food dealers, but... after the sea of junk it is hard to for the food sellers to impress. We also came into the feria from the back side. The more typical way to enter per local traffic flows is where we exited the feria. @Diana Coman - I suspect there's still room to plumb the depths of "what isn't", but... In my case all of this has become so incredibly normal.

There's also a substantial portion of the feria occupied by fruit, veggie, cheese, and other food dealers, but... after the sea of junk it is hard to for the food sellers to impress. We also came into the feria from the back side. The more typical way to enter per local traffic flows is where we exited the feria.

]]> By: Jacob Welsh http://jfxpt.com/2019/uruguay-parte-4-el-turismo-es-trabajo/#comment-127 Jacob Welsh Sun, 15 Dec 2019 20:25:22 +0000 http://fixpoint.welshcomputing.com/?p=79#comment-127 Cheers! Cheers!

]]> By: Diana Coman http://jfxpt.com/2019/uruguay-parte-4-el-turismo-es-trabajo/#comment-124 Diana Coman Sun, 15 Dec 2019 14:14:18 +0000 http://fixpoint.welshcomputing.com/?p=79#comment-124 I enjoyed this quite a lot and had a re-read too because on one hand it's almost painful to take it all in and on the other hand it does give quite the clear idea re that <a href="http://logs.ossasepia.com/log/trilema/2019-11-15#1951400" rel="nofollow">what isn't</a> - even more so through my perhaps personal lens of what could have been but isn't. So thank you for all the photos! And for your comments too that are indeed so much more you than before that snappy phase :P Also, haircut looks way better indeed, worth a few more photos for sure. The above aside, that "Feria" is so much.... targul de vechituri (~junk market - or perhaps even better put as odds and sods) that it seems quite representative overall. I enjoyed this quite a lot and had a re-read too because on one hand it's almost painful to take it all in and on the other hand it does give quite the clear idea re that what isn't - even more so through my perhaps personal lens of what could have been but isn't. So thank you for all the photos! And for your comments too that are indeed so much more you than before that snappy phase :P Also, haircut looks way better indeed, worth a few more photos for sure.

The above aside, that "Feria" is so much.... targul de vechituri (~junk market - or perhaps even better put as odds and sods) that it seems quite representative overall.

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