The entrance to SJR's local library. 

Aren't these houses great?? 

Yep, these arches look nice!! 

And nothing's changed since the 1800s... 

And over here, at this church there's holy water at everyone's disposal, for all you holy water needs, right lady?? 

Hey, let's get the cokes!! 

This is like Queretaro state's trademark, buildings showing arches. 

Look!! Somethings flying!! 

Hi lady!! Going to mass?? 

So much time, so many churches... 

I bet these houses are more than 200 years old. 

SJR's old houses. 

Another lonely bench. 

The guy on the 3-wheel bike sells "raspados". A raspado is a glass of chopped ice mixed with your favorite flavor... or color, sometimes you just like the color of the bottles :P 

That's a lonely bench, isn't it?? 

San Remo Shoestore. Buy 235 pairs, get one free!!! :D 

Colonial buildings. Look at the lamp hanging from the walls. 

Juarz Av., like the tiles on the floor?? 

Wait!! No left turns!! 

Beautiful resturant where you can enjoy Spanin's cuisine. It's been here for more than 40 years and it is part of the classic elements that make SJR what today is. 

This is Maricarmen, she's the owner of the restaurant, she's a lovely, hard-working lady who has managed to keep her restaurant as one of the top in SJR. She was kind enough to let me take some shots of her and her place.

More than 4 decades of history and tradition. 

This is one of the most famous restaurants in SJR. 

Same church. 

Downtown SJR, 2nd trip...