This is a view of San Miguel de Allende. We are staying in the centro near the large cathedral. This colonial city reminds us both of Europe in many ways.
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- This is a view of San Miguel de Allende. We are s...
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- Pyramid of the Moon. We climbed up it yesterday m...
- Into the urban jungle
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- Mexican construction gone wrong.
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- The coast ends
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- Jay is a little large for the ancient peoples´ doo...
- The ancient city of Monte Alban.
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- The Ranch to Mexipipe
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1 comment:
Hear you are back in the states. Have very much enjoyed reading about your adventures and seeing the pictures. We'll be at Lake Tomahawk after May 28. Looking forward to seeing you both. Aunt Alice
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