Funny version of sidewalk garbage seen throughout Lima, this little catch baskets residents used for their garbage, and then a giganticly tall version of the same thing in the Parque Kennedy in Miraflores, used for the same thing?
Lima really boomed in the 1950s, and consequently, modernism is everywhere. A 50s era diner still kicking in Miraflores, and just one of the 1000s of aging modernist building in Lima.
What's up with the stubby fire hydrants everywhere? This one was relatively tall! And a tree from the pleasant Parque el Olivar in San Isidro, which has hundreds of old olive trees planted by the Spanish when they founded the city.
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