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    ...only to pop out on the other side of the path in this waterfall!: by alpiner84, Views[514]
         		 Here, diverted water crashed into a waterfall that disappeared into the stone...: by alpiner84, Views[511]
         		 The National Park in Uruapan. : by alpiner84, Views[590]
         		 Where I read a book for a couple of hours. Every twenty minutes or so a cliff-diver jumped into that pool!: by alpiner84, Views[694]
         		 One of my favorite places in the National Park in Uruapan. : by alpiner84, Views[575]
     
    The National Park in Uruapan. : by alpiner84, Views[538]
         		 The National Park in Uruapan. : by alpiner84, Views[536]
         		 The National Park in Uruapan. : by alpiner84, Views[598]
         		 Verdant pines forests surrounding Mazamitla.: by alpiner84, Views[631]
         		 Plaza in Mazamitla: by alpiner84, Views[510]
     
    Some of the sweets for sale in Mazamitla. Sadly, I had none: they all came in big glass bottles!: by alpiner84, Views[555]
         		 View from my hotel in Mazamitla. My first cumulus clouds in months and months!: by alpiner84, Views[491]
         		 Not quite symmetrical...: by alpiner84, Views[654]
         		 Stitched photo of my long, red line on the map...and there's still so much Mexico ahead of me! I can't wait!: by alpiner84, Views[594]
         		 Evening sun on the church near the place we got nieves raspadas every day. Guanabana is the best!: by alpiner84, Views[687]
     
    My favorite luchador of the night. This guy was seriously acrobatic! And you have to love the magenta hot pants. : by alpiner84, Views[706]
         		 Lucha libre anyone? : by alpiner84, Views[571]
         		 One makes fast friends when on the road! : by alpiner84, Views[720]
         		 Enjoying the best fish tacos in Mexico with new friends. : by alpiner84, Views[529]
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         		 More Orozco murals, these in a museum that used to be an orphanage. That flaming man is 11 meters long, and spins infinitely off into hell as you walk in a circle staring up at him. : by alpiner84, Views[612]
         		 This Orozco mural depicting Hidalgo, the hero of Mexico, greets you (frightens you?) as you walk up the stairs. The best mural I've ever seen, largely due to the size and shape of the stairwell where he painted it. The whole image looms over you in the most awesome way. : by alpiner84, Views[727]
         		 Mural by Orozco inside the Palacio del Gobierno. This is where Congress meets for the state of Jalisco. : by alpiner84, Views[562]
     
    I never saw a single off-leash dog in Guadalajara...until this one, who was entirely unwilling to move from this tomb. If only dogs could talk. : by alpiner84, Views[572]
         		 This one struck a chord with me. : by alpiner84, Views[557]
         		 Awesome grafitti and stencil mural by the cemetary. : by alpiner84, Views[787]
         		 Children's playground equipment. I don't even know what to say. : by alpiner84, Views[542]
         		 Guadalajara is a bike-friendly city. I bet Tour de Fat would do well here. Every Sunday, the main street is closed to traffic and used exclusively by cyclists and roller bladers. : by alpiner84, Views[502]
     
    Three strikes of a hammer later, and it was as good as new. Minus the scratch marks from where it hit the pavement, of course. Nothing a few stickers won't fix. : by alpiner84, Views[497]
         		 Aha, there it is. One little dimple was making my pannier fall off! : by alpiner84, Views[508]
         		 Side effect of the crash was that my right pannier didn't fit on the bike right. Laid it down to diagnose it. All looks normal...: by alpiner84, Views[494]
         		 Want to buy a bird?: by alpiner84, Views[491]
         		 The inside of the three-story Mercado de Juan Dios. I was so overwhelmed I didn't buy a single thing. : by alpiner84, Views[559]
     
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         		 While I was laid up, I got some errands taken care of. How about that nice, new upholstery job! : by alpiner84, Views[463]
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    Part of the monument for famous Jaliscences (citizens of the state of Jalisco). : by alpiner84, Views[2072]
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         		 The catedral in the centro of Guadalajara. One of the more impressive churches I've seen. : by alpiner84, Views[548]
         		 The proof. No broken bones, thank goodness. : by alpiner84, Views[638]
         		 Walked away with this oh-so-fashionable sling. Now I won't stand out in Mexico at all. : by alpiner84, Views[630]
     
    But at least I didn't have to go into that room!: by alpiner84, Views[589]
         		 I had really hoped I wouldn't need to visit a hospital in Mexico...: by alpiner84, Views[627]
         		 Alas, this is how my shoulder looked under flourescent light after that ride. In regular light, the bruising wasn't even visible! : by alpiner84, Views[633]
         		 Cerveza fria? Surely they have ice! Score. : by alpiner84, Views[545]
         		 Shoulder is hurting, 200 km in. Got ice from the beer store, and some pain (dolor) in a bottle.: by alpiner84, Views[623]
     
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