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Jim & Carole's Mexico Adventure

We have found Mexico a startling mix of the 19th and 21st Centuries, a land of vivid colors and contrasts, a country which provides us with a different and fascinating perspective on the US and the world. We hope you enjoy this photographic journal as much has we have enjoyed creating it.
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The Mexican Revolution: Past and present

Nov 27, 2009
Viva Zapata! Mexican Revolutionary hero Emiliano Zapata poses in full war regalia. This old picture is a classic of the Revolution, with Zapata clutching a Winchester rifle and wearing the obligatory crossed bandoliers and broad sombrero. Last week was...

Corn Harvest Fiesta at Raul's farm

Nov 19, 2009
Evangelina brandishes roasted corn ear at Raul's Corn Harvest Fiesta. Evangelina is a regular hiker and is married to Chuck, who leads the Friday hiking group. Last summer we met a local Mexican farmer named Raul during one of our several explorations...

Zacatecas Part 6: The Magic Pueblo of Jerez

Nov 11, 2009
A visit to a Pueblo Magico. Above, the entrance gate of of the Parrochia church in Jerez named Nuestra Senora de la Soledad is draped with banners for a fiesta. Jerez is about the same distance southwest from Zacatecas as the La Quemada ruins, 57...

Zacatecas Part 5: Ancient ruins of La Quemada

Nov 1, 2009
La Quemada, enigma of the north. One of my goals during our stay in Zacatecas was to visit La (ciudad) Quemada, which in Spanish means "the burnt city." This refers to a massive fire, traces of which were found by early Spanish visitors to the area....

Zacatecas Part 4: Fantastic masks of the Rafael Coronel Museum

Oct 26, 2009
The Rafael Coronel Museum contains a huge collection of extraordinary masks. Carole has become an aficionado of indigenous Mexican masks, about a dozen of which adorn the walls of our Ajijic home. When she read about the thousands of masks contained in...


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