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In the street, however, it was like a journey into another world. A world where people had pink, purple, blue or Mohawk hair, wearing leggings stuffed or / and gothic makeup. There were people dressed as fairies, lost cowboys, Harley riders past their prime, the gypsies. The rule of the day was to look as bizarre as possible. I felt like a minority, comes out like a sore thumb because I'm dressed normally. I look so boring! I walked with Alex (from UK) and he said we should get our faces painted or something, anything, to blend in. Here are some photos to give you an idea of how was crazy crazy.There was a good feeling happy, free spirit, however. I suppose these people went to a Woodstock festival if there was one. All looked bizarre, but I felt safe - as in I do not feel as if I had to hide my camera or be very careful of my things - because people were all in how to live and let live. Let everything that had something has been sold - underwear, old photographs, old books, some non-understandable art, paintings, sculptures, lamps, etc.The street was alive because there were people playing drums, singing, belly dancing, walking on stilts and weird looking, not to walk on stilts and weird looking, a man in a suit Bear and a skirt tutu riding a unicycle, kids break dancing ... etc.. Some people in the group thought it was too crazy for them. I agree that it was foolish indeed, and some people really just looked so weird I had a chill in the back just watching their faces and dress. But curiously, there was something nice for him.It is also good to know that "fools" have their own space where they constitute the majority at least once a month as elsewhere in society, they would certainly be a minority. And I suppose if you're so used to order throughout it's always good to experience the disorder (not in the sense of violence).

The last night of our stay, we were taken to the street festival Alberta Alberta Street, which spans the river from downtown.This festival happens on the last Thursday of the month, and it was like a carnival with street art, and there was also home studios that have opened their doors to people watch and buy , art. She was the epitome of cool....

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