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I'm trying to get out and city the city more when I take the free teachers' bus every other weekend. A lot of times my friends and I end up in the same places; often we're buying things we need, but a lot of it is just habit, I think.
This past weekend I had lunch with a friend who used to work at the university and then I took some time to check out Martyrs' Park. Located in the heart of the city, I walk by it often usually between stops at the DVD shop and the mall down the street. Since it's actually the name of the metro stop, I figured it must be an important park, and not just a neighborhood park.
I spent a little under an hour wandering around in the heat and humidity. It's a beautiful, peaceful space and a lovely tribute to those who died for the revolution.
I left sooner than I would have liked, but the humidity was atrocious. It rained earlier in the day and the air was still damp. Luckily, I think that thinned out the crowds, too.
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