Far-Flung Postcards is a weekly collection wherein NPR’s worldwide correspondents share snapshots of moments from their lives and work all over the world.
Mexico Metropolis is dog-crazy. Women push their poodles in strollers throughout the parks; one of many Chinese language eating places by our home has a full menu in your pooch — not only a bowl of whipped cream, we’re speaking a hen breast dinner! And similar to there are avenue distributors who cater to people, there’s one man who runs a meals truck providing doggie delectables. (His hottest merchandise appears to be dried hen ft).
So, as you would possibly anticipate, Mexico Metropolis can also be house to many doggie colleges that that train primary obedience and methods to get by in a rambunctious megacity. And, nicely, which means you additionally want canine transportation. I took this image simply by Parque España, one of many massive parks in central Mexico Metropolis. It is a form of canine bus, powered by a bike. The motive force informed me the pooches have been headed again house after an extended day of studying. The automobiles do not go very far or very quick, however I requested, “They usually by no means leap off?” He stated, “Those that do, go within the cage.”
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