Sitting on the side of the street....
Watching the cars roll by...Maybe there were more because it was Ramadam and all the cafe's were closed, but I think it is a general habit for the people to go and sit outside their houses or along the streets or near by fields in the afternoon and do nothing but chat and be with their friends and family. You can still see this to some extent in small towns in the South of Spain, but nothing like this!!! EVERYONE was out and about, sitting anywhere they could! Men and women, though they tended to sit separately. Maybe someone can tell me if I'm right to say that it wasn't just because it was Ramadam. Though I'm sure there were far more people because of this Festival where no one can eat or drink during the day therefore all restaurants and Cafes are closed. Men would normally spend their afternoons relaxing in a cafe drinking mint tea. In some places during Ramadam you even saw men...
