Burro Alley
This weekend is Indian Market where native-made artistic works are sold all around the Plaza. It is easily the biggest annual event in Santa Fe and the tourists already were jam packed in the town by Thursday. So there was no going in to work to put in extra time this weekend.

There's a narrow little street next to where we work now, called Burro Alley because in the old days, burros with loads of firewood were hitched here for the firewood vendors. All is modern now. The Cafe Paris occupies Burro Alley with outdoor tables in the summer - in winter it is a cold, windy place. A couple years back the City had this metal burro fashioned to highlight the little street.