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Mexican Pottery Jar I must like this jar since it is the second time I photographed it. Shot in North Carolina.

Mexican cowboy gets a shoeshine in the central square of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.

Memorial da América Latina

México

 

Fecha gregoriana: martes 22 de noviembre de 2011

Cuenta larga: 12.19.18.16.03

Rueda calendárica: 10 akbal - 11 ceh

 

Mayan ruins in Tulum, Mexico

Mexican milk snakes have no eyelids and instead have a transparent covering that rests over their eyes called brilles to protect their eyes from dust and dirt.

MEXICO

20 (10-20-ZNT)

Cabo San Lucas

28 December 2010

(c) Paul A. Bateson

Mexico, Cozumel to Chichen Itza

 

fiesta de la indepencencia (mexican independence day)

Marines guarding the border zone in Matamoros

The Palace of fine Arts.... made during the Mexican Revolution (1910).

a mural in the stairway of the Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso.

 

These wrist bands were issued by the hotel. They didn't let anyone on the hotel grounds after hours without one...also used in case you go drinking at Senior Frogs or Papas & Beer and pass out, that's how the taxi drivers figure out where to kick you out of the car.

Barges for tourists at Xochimilco, Mexico. Taken on Kodachrome on 6 Aug 1971.

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

The Gulf of Mexico is worldwide known for deep sea fishing as it is the main migratory spot for a large amount of local and international fish species. Mexico is such an attractive city where a large body of water is found and its fishing experience is completely different from its neighboring countries.

The wonderful fishing species are easily available in Mexico such as mahi-mahi, shark, kingfish, grouper, Spanish mackerel, tarpon, tuna, permit, cobia and many more. Among all,

Mexico Tuna Fishing is one of the most beautiful prime targets that also have a few sub-species like albacore, Atlantic bluefin, skipjack, etc. There are many resorts available in Mexico which gives tourists amazing experience for the rest of their lives.

 

National Anthropology Museum (INAH), Mexico City. Digital copy of slide taken April, 2001. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.

Channeling energy atop of The Pyramid of the Sun, Teotihuacan, Mexico

Paseo de la Reforma (removed in 2020 just before a planned protest), Mexico City. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.

Mercado de Artesanias

Craft Market

Coyoacan, Mexico City, Mexico

 

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Forbin #67. Mint. Depicting Benito Pablo Juárez García.

Cliff divers in Mazatlán Mexico

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