Zero Hour! | My Wednesday Walk 😎📷📲🔥

My beautiful country Venezuela is currently in a collective social quarantine and more than 10 days have passed after knowing the first cases of COVID-19 in the country. At the moment I am residing in Tucupido: a beautiful town located in the Guarico state, where the guidelines of the Venezuelan government have been followed to prevent the spread of the CoronaVirus and to date there has been no confirmed case in the entire Guárico state ... yesterday night (March 24, 2020) the President of the Republic released the first confirmed case in the Guárico state and the total number of people affected by the virus rose to 91 ... days before the town of Tucupido during the afternoons he was very alone (it seemed an abandoned town), today I went out to carry out some orders and the news of the first case in Guárico alarmed people even more; causing the different streets to be even more alone throughout the day.

Wednesday Walk is a dynamic created by @tattoodjay, basically it consists of taking some pictures on a Wednesday when we go out for a walk and share some of those moments ... in these days of quarantine it has become quite daring to go for a walk for fun, this is demanding that we only leave the house to buy the necessary provisions and if an emergency occurs. This Wednesday I took advantage of my shopping trip to take quick photos of some streets in Tucupido, most of the streets were completely empty and the few people who left their house were accumulated in some of the most important SuperMarkets in town.

This day I was away from home for different hours, they were all the same ... empty streets ... a very ghastly true ghost town. I must confess that when I stopped walking to take the quick pictures, I felt fear and dread of staying still for a long time, I felt as if they were looking at me and even made me run (lol). The three shared photographs were taken at different times of the day; 9:45hrs, 1:15hrs and 6:30hrs. My cover photo and the last one are the same, a beautiful slope of Sol from afar ... the solitary moment lent itself so that the photo was much more beautiful, I loved it a lot; That leaves us as a moral that we can always find something beautiful in places that we thought we would not.

I must also mention ... while carrying out my assignments, I was taking the necessary precautions to avoid contagion; from isolation with external people to the use of gloves, face masks and others. This moment that the whole world is going through has to serve as learning, learn to value the great things that we do not get with money: our family, our home, our friends, those hugs, those kisses ... value our planet and understand that many of the actions we are taking are destroying it, valuing time and those little moments. My people, to take good care of us, us and ours, we don't know what will happen. Please stay safe at home.