The calm turmoil

A reminder not to be fooled by appearances. Who knows how I managed to avoid and cut through the crowd mentality with these images. The weekend hill is noisy and overwhelming, filled with various uncles, aunts, grandparents, and children. It's so crowded that even waiting to buy a cup of coffee tests my patience (speaking for myself). There are many elements, many galleries, and many art studios piled up in this creative park. The atmosphere is a mix of good and bad, hard to judge, with many different elements stacked together. The park is quite large. There are restaurants and cafes, but my appetite is not great; it's more like a modern park suitable for the elderly to bring children, with a nice ecology. I have to admit, the quality of the markets held here is always high, with high artistic content like playful gadgets and interstitial illustrations. When it's less crowded, the interstitial cafe with its large terrace is quite suitable for spacing out and daydreaming. So, I'll come again next time. The downside is the location is a bit remote, far from the city center, but it's worth staying for a day before heading back to the city in the evening. The park has all the basic facilities you need: food, drinks, entertainment, photography, and shopping.