Probably children learning to ride on the flat gravel on weekend mornings, then drumming and dancing in the open ring where the avenue widens through the afternoon until the gates close; families and a mixed crowd, all year.
Weekend mornings this avenue is where children learn to ride: flat, wide, no cars, a parent walking behind. By afternoon the drums have the same stretch and the bikes move off.
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A ring of gravel stays open in front of the drums and people step into it one at a time. A capoeira roda usually forms further along the same avenue, within earshot of the drumming.
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The Sunday drum circle takes the wide part of the avenue from mid-afternoon: djembes first, then whatever anyone carried in, and it runs until the gates close at dusk.
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