Carl and I went to La Cancha Sat. just for 

the fun of it.  Holy Moly, was it packed.  

La Cancha is the largest out door market 

in South America.  Not sure why because

a lot of it is in what I would call rows and 

rows of  storage units, the center of which 

is covered in tarps, and some is in actual 

buildings that have been joined together, 

and some of it is stalls lining the streets.  

It has just grown on it's own and you 

need a GPS to find your way around, 

but most importantly, find your way out.  

You can buy anything there from the latest

computer equipment to a llama fetus.  

Here are just a couple of pic.'s as it was 

really to crowded to take many.

These are stalls of shoe repair men.  There must have 

been 20 in a row.  Very cheap to repair your shoes here,

wish I had brought a bunch with me that I just threw 

away.  They do great work.

These are bags of pasta.  Any kind you

could want is here.

It is 3:00 p.m. and no refrigeration at all.

Selling all cuts of meat.  Look close and you

will see, leg, tongue, and other things

I was not sure what they were.  The lady 

holding the baby is doing the selling.

At all the markets little boys push these wheelbarrows

and you can hire them to carry you goods back to 

your car for you.  Kids of all ages work here and 

they work hard.  They know the value of

work and money.