These are the night shots of Camino de Santa Cruz I’ve been meaning to post. The lights didn’t come on until full
darkness. I waited.
Here we go.
There aren’t too many. I find it isn’t too easy to take night shots
with a smart phone and my old camera is useless.
It’s quite
lovely.
I was
disappointed to find there were no police there. I’ve met them in the day and just assumed
they’d be there at night too. Then again,
maybe they were or a new shift was on the way. I need glasses. Someone not too far away called my name and I
had to ask them who I was squinting through the relative darkness at. “Hello, Edward.” just wasn’t enough to let me
identify the voice.
It still felt quite safe for everyone. Families on vacation used this route to return to downtown hotels from Santa Cruz. Some used the permanent concrete table for a nice picnic under the stars.
It has become quite a popular hiking destination for people in the early evening and it's great that this new addition to Huatulco has become such a hit. It might even be more popular at night than day, without the sun beating down.
For a better look at the Corredor de Turistico in the day time click here.
