More photos of Ponce, Puerto Rico


More photos of downtown Ponce, Puerto Rico
	This enchanting wrought iron gazebo stands in Dora Colon Clavell Urban Park, near the heart of Ponce, Puerto Rico.	I like the tile on the gazebo floor.	Hardly anyone around on this lovely spring morning.
This is a statue of St. Hilaria, the patron saint of basketball	This church is about a block away from Dora Colon Clavell park. I couldn't decide which photo I liked best so I posted all three.
This man and his son were sitting in the park, and asked me to photograph them. Poor lighting but what the heck.	More of that fanciful tile that I like so much.		Colorful costumes in a public building window display in downtown Ponce.


"Pare" means "stop if you feel like it. Otherwise, just cruise right on through!"	I love the colorful colonial facades all over the island of Puerto Rico.	Don't park here.
Those Puerto Rican girls like their shoes with the highest heels possible. These are the kinds of shoes they were on a daily basis for any occasion.	This is a store window in the heart of Ponce, next to the Plaza Munoz Rivera and the Ponce Cathedral
The Parque De Bombas is a funky looking building that is a museum of firemen.	This police girl simultaneously looks tough, pretty, and bored.
	Groovy Cadillac El Camino conversion owned by a funeral home.	Remains of one of the old sugar mills near Ponce.