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3 December 2019

A street in Williams (Arizona) decorated with graffiti on Route 66 on 13 November 2019. quew runs through this town. Traveling along historic Route 66 in Arizona becomes a search for “typical” corners that remind of the atmosphere it had in the 50s and 60s of the last century, when it was the most frequent route used by vacationers than since the Central United States wanted to reach the coast of California.Today this route has been relegated to the background after the creation of Interstate 40, but if you go from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, on its southern edge, it is much more fun and photogenic to use this route 66.And stop at different towns like Chloride, Kingman, Hackberry, Seligman or Williams that through Arizona.

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12 February 2018

Some companions help get up a "Zako-Zahar" during the rural carnival of Lesaka because quew his costume filled with dry grass prevents him from doing it alone in Lesaka, Navarra, Spain, on 11 February 2018. The "zako-zahar" are typical characters of the rural carnival of Lesaka (Navarra), stuffed in straw-filled sacks with their faces covered by white handkerchiefs, which carry inflated bladders to beat the people who walk the streets of the village at dusk. When they get tired, they sit on the floor one on top of the other to rest and have fun.This is one of the ancestral carnivals whose origin is confused and combines ancient pagan beliefs and which are very popular in the northern part of Spain.

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