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    Coffee Sacks: by angelangel, Views[266]
         		 Postin Yagavilla: by angelangel, Views[239]
         		 Walls are always in decay - peeling paint or flaking posters.: by mexico, Views[1260]
         		 Fruit and veggies are abundant and markets are a hive of energy.: by mexico, Views[328]
         		 Life happens on the street. Kids play soccer in a small mountain village.: by mexico, Views[1371]
     
    From the shelter of a church, I saw people, animals and cars sharing the road.: by mexico, Views[294]
         		 At Day of the Dead celebrations, shrines are made for loved ones who've died: by mexico, Views[263]
         		 Coatzacoalcos (Veracruz, Mexico). We ended our 2000 kilometre journey by returning back up to the Gulf of Mexico after a challenging drive through the mountains of Oaxaca. It was so comforting to feel pavement beneath us again and feel the fresh breeze coming from the Gulf. This was a striking moment that made me forget all about our seatbelt rules in Canada.: by rosalieva, Views[900]
         		 Puerto Angel (Oaxaca, Mexico). Coasting over the Pacific waves in Puerto Angel, Oaxaca, our guide on
         		 San Cristobal de las Casas (Chiapas, Mexico). A common site in Chiapas' capital city; women with several children in tow, mingled with tourists, their arms full of bracelets, necklaces and beautiful handmade artwork. Especially striking was this young boy. Although clinging to his mother now, in just a few years, he will likely be walking on his own, perhaps with several friends, his arms then full of his own handmade treasures.: by rosalieva, Views[1024]
     
    Playa Paraiso (Tabasco, Mexico). On the shores of the Gulf of Mexico, we discovered this little paradise lined with palm trees, and not one hotel in sight. I wanted to capture the innocence and pure happiness of the local people enjoying an almost untouched beach.: by rosalieva, Views[1555]
         		 Parque la Venta in Villahermosa (Tabasco, Mexico). This figurine was sitting on top of a display in the Parque la Venta and stands about 2 inches in height. The park includes many monuments created during the Olmec civilization including the world famous Colossal Heads. This small figure struck me ever more than the large heads that stand over nine feet tall. : by rosalieva, Views[1672]
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