La Bocana, Stuff and Things

This is a collection of the curious things, houses, and other stuff I came across while visiting La Bocana. These are the things that get my attention, things I find beautiful, or remarkable. I hope that you enjoy this post, I know it’s not as elaborate as other ones but I’m dying to share all these photos with you and so here it is, a quickie. Thank you so very much for taking the time to check it out, I sure hope you like it.

White picket fence and a sign.

The yellow house (or the orange house, potato, potatoe).

Trailer shapes. I would LOVE to be skilled enough to take this trailer and remodel it while keeping all those shapes and color shades intact. You may see a broken trailer, but I see art

Horse gear on a windowsill, isn’t it a pretty wall? I think so.

The house on the hill. I should call it, the creepy house on a hill

Entrance to the corner store, the only one in the town of La Bocana where we bought pounds and pounds of sugary treats.

Sideways trees. What in the world gave these two trees (2, 3s) (lol) this hairdo?! I wonder if they just grow that way?

Wood fire stove in a most colorful kitchen.

Barbed wire meant to keep us out but once again failed to do its job.

Abandoned house, could also be called another creepy abandoned house.

El cantarito, on a clay oven. Have you ever played “lotería”? If you have, do you recall seeing the card called el cántaro or el cantarito? Well, that’s exactly what’s on top of this clay oven, el cántaro!

Concha nacar which is the shell of a type of clam. It’s often used in jewelry making.

Broken down canoe but still pretty.

Fishermen's houses. These houses seem small but all of these houses are right on the beachfront and I bet the sunsets are just glorious here.

Thank you for stopping by to read my post! I truly hope you enjoyed it. Thank you!