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    En el paraiso de Guanacaste.. Guanacaste Paradise!!: by cris_pu, Views[239]
         		 Streetfood in Tequila: by thefuegoproject, Views[799]
         		 Ali at Plaza in Tequila: by thefuegoproject, Views[824]
         		 goddess of fertility blessing the agave on mural at Jose Cuervo distillery: by thefuegoproject, Views[1590]
         		 Pinas: by thefuegoproject, Views[658]
     
    Ali and Anna in 'El Occidental', a Guadalajara newspaper, after being snapped on the highway. : by thefuegoproject, Views[971]
         		 Volcan Tequila: by thefuegoproject, Views[1140]
         		 Part of mural with Jose Cuervo on horseback and farmer cutting leaves of agave: by thefuegoproject, Views[7034]
         		 Pinas roasting at Jose Cuervo distillery: by thefuegoproject, Views[586]
         		 'Pinas' at Jose Cuervo tequila distillery: by thefuegoproject, Views[738]
     
    Agave near Tequila: by thefuegoproject, Views[752]
         		 Agave near Tequila, Jalisco: by thefuegoproject, Views[599]
         		 Agave near Tequila, Jalisco: by thefuegoproject, Views[593]
         		 Blue agave, grown for Tequila, with a volcano in the background: by thefuegoproject, Views[753]
         		 The cuota or tollroad, always up or down, and here with nasty red gravel on the shoulder: by thefuegoproject, Views[590]
     
    Tepic cathedral: by thefuegoproject, Views[1358]
         		 Huichol family in Tepic. The Huichol are one of four indigenous Indian groups of this area: by thefuegoproject, Views[1251]
         		 shoe shining is big business in Tepic, while you read the morning news!: by thefuegoproject, Views[686]
         		 Mexico has the greatest variety of breads and pastries in the world. Our hotel in Tepic is near the bakery....: by thefuegoproject, Views[558]
         		 Anna and mosaic mural at Santiago Ixquintla: by thefuegoproject, Views[554]
     
    Luis granddaughter holding his favourite rooster, who lies down on command: by thefuegoproject, Views[580]
         		 Luis and his wife, children and grandchildren : by thefuegoproject, Views[624]
         		 Anna and Luis, a fruit farmer, who we join for 20 kms to his home: by thefuegoproject, Views[583]
         		 Blue heron and white egret near Mexcaltitan : by thefuegoproject, Views[629]
         		 Plaza and church of Mexcaltitan, a small Island village amidst lagoons: by thefuegoproject, Views[953]
     
    Familia Gonzalez, our friendly hosts for a night in Santa Cruz, Nayarit: by thefuegoproject, Views[2186]
         		 Cormorants near San Cayetano: by thefuegoproject, Views[708]
         		 Enjoying the coastal breeze: by thefuegoproject, Views[596]
         		 The first of four boat trips, this one from Teacapan to San Cayetano: by thefuegoproject, Views[609]
         		 Mantalk at Escuinapa: by thefuegoproject, Views[816]
     
    Ali in a lancha from Mexcaltitan to the mainland: by thefuegoproject, Views[650]
         		 Alister and blue skies: by thefuegoproject, Views[531]
         		 Chamely and her dog Blitz, our friendly host in Mazatlan. : by thefuegoproject, Views[564]
         		 Mazatlan beachlife: by thefuegoproject, Views[558]
         		 Back in Mazatlan, we watch cliffdivers from the malecon.: by thefuegoproject, Views[586]
     
    Cesar, our Peruvian warmshowers host in LA, showed us a magnificent view of LA from Griffiths Observatory: by thefuegoproject, Views[587]
         		 On the way back to Australia we had a layover in LA, where we visited the Folk Music Centre. Anna trying out a 18 stringed mandoline from Bolivia.: by thefuegoproject, Views[621]
         		 Beatriz, Alister, Paula, Nobu, Carol, Hiro and Parker, celebrating the carnaval parade in Mazatlan: by thefuegoproject, Views[639]
         		 Muchas fiestas.....carnaval en Mazatlan: by thefuegoproject, Views[808]
         		 Mazatlan streetscapes: by thefuegoproject, Views[522]
     
    Booby's flying along in the wake of the TMC cargo ferry from La Paz to Mazatlan, our entry to the mainland of Mexico: by thefuegoproject, Views[761]
         		 Nobu's impression of a turtle: by thefuegoproject, Views[477]
         		 Senor Gregorio y su esposa Rebecca de Alaska, nuestros amigos de la escuela espanola, y Nobu y Hiro, a Pension California, La Paz: by thefuegoproject, Views[825]
         		 Cormorants enjoying the view too: by thefuegoproject, Views[454]
         		 We hiked from Cabo Pulmo village along the coast to Cabo Pulmo (the cape), accompanied by a humpback whale just off shore and many pelicans over our heads.: by thefuegoproject, Views[577]
     
    After an adventurous afternoon of hitching we spent the night at this gorgeous beach, Cabo Pulmo: by thefuegoproject, Views[566]
         		 Playa Tecolote, view from the water: by thefuegoproject, Views[930]
         		 Relaxing at Playa Tecolote near La Paz: by thefuegoproject, Views[850]
         		 Bronze whale sculpture on the malecon (esplanade) of La Paz: by thefuegoproject, Views[1216]
         		 The Wyland mural, La Paz: by thefuegoproject, Views[612]
     
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    (5) New Hope — Although live in a hazard-prone area, the residents of five districts nearby Mount Merapi are blessed with their exceptional fertile land. That is why relocation would be a debatable suggestion for them because their lives are based on agriculture in this neighbourhood. One month after the eruption there were many plants in bud by themselves due to the soil fertility. It brought a new hope, not only for each farmer here but also for the whole citizens in this country, to rebuild a new better life.: by tranquillity, Views[1170]
    (5) New Hope — Although live in a hazard-prone area, the residents of five districts nearby Mount Merapi are blessed with their exceptional fertile land. That is why relocation would be a debatable suggestion for them because their lives are based on agriculture in this neighbourhood. One month after the eruption there were many plants in bud by themselves due to the soil fertility. It brought a new hope, not only for each farmer here but also for the whole citizens in this country, to rebuild a new better life.

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