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         		 Mexican man waiting at his Volkswagen Beattle, one of Mexico's most popular cars.: by nomad-bob, Views[1473]
         		 One of the waterfalls at Aqua Azul where a section of falls attracts many tourists.: by nomad-bob, Views[302]
         		 Mayan ruins at the Palenque historical site: by nomad-bob, Views[731]
     
    Beautiful girl enjoying the water in Cancun, one of Mexico's main tourism destinations: by nomad-bob, Views[590]
         		 Indigenous lady with her child in San Christobal in the state of Chiapas: by nomad-bob, Views[252]
         		 Look! There's a tiny crab in the sand!: by alesig, Views[219]
         		 Across the bar we reach the seaside, we may rest for a while.: by alesig, Views[247]
         		 I'm surprised as a spoonbill takes off toward me from the mangrove.: by alesig, Views[345]
     
    Later, a great egret on a boat contrasts against healthy green water.: by alesig, Views[373]
         		 A flock of sea birds at dawn flies over Tamiahua lagoon, at the Golf of Mexico: by alesig, Views[416]
         		 One of the ofendras has Esperanza (hope) written on a piece of paper instead of bread. Whether this is the name of a dead person or an offering is unknown.: by jrbrink, Views[298]
         		 After the Panadería, I go to one of the ofrendas (offerings) and notice that there are pan de muertos there.: by jrbrink, Views[281]
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    I start looking around the shop more and notice that Pan de Muerte was made in great abundance and has practically taken over the whole Panadería.: by jrbrink, Views[280]
         		 I am in the Panadería (Bread Shop) looking at the Pan de Muerto (Bread of Death) which is only available during Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead).: by jrbrink, Views[800]
         		 Who would think the whole family would come together over dead granny's tomb? : by photonomy, Views[385]
         		 Pretty in pink the tombstone says: Mrs. Guadalupe Luna de G. 1931-1990.
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    In Mexico they don't mock about dead, they only greet her with a big smile in the first days of November: by photonomy, Views[381]
         		 in this Día de Muertos (Day of the dead) he's not trying to forget anyone, instead he dedicates an eyed-closed prayer for the ones who have left him: by photonomy, Views[289]
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