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    The first bits of landscape on our drive through the rugged Sierra Madre looked like this. : by alpiner84, Views[371]
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         		 Blurry photo of Charlie, Stephen and I above the city of Durango. : by alpiner84, Views[416]
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    Inside the railway station. : by alpiner84, Views[319]
         		 Otinapa. It's about as rural as it gets. : by alpiner84, Views[543]
         		 Checked out an abandoned railway station in the town of Otinapa. : by alpiner84, Views[851]
         		 Almost-wild horses. Also known as horses that don't want to be ridden. : by alpiner84, Views[407]
         		 Nopales in bloom. : by alpiner84, Views[362]
     
    Jessica and Bon Bon at the mirador. : by alpiner84, Views[465]
         		 Luis at the mirador. : by alpiner84, Views[388]
         		 Sunset from the mirador. : by alpiner84, Views[343]
         		 Some of the passively solar-powered water heaters that supply hot water to the entire place. Each one is 200L and provides hot water for ten people per day. : by alpiner84, Views[419]
         		 David, a paintball victim. : by alpiner84, Views[528]
     
    Spent the night here in a remote, beautiful oak cabin in the woods. : by alpiner84, Views[382]
         		 Mexican gray wolf (in captivity, since Mexico is not wolf-friendly just yet). : by alpiner84, Views[436]
         		 Ate gorditas at this place, including one stuffed with nopales, or prickly pear cactus. Yum!: by alpiner84, Views[368]
         		 Day one of a free, guided trip into the mountains. Looked like home! Pose pretty, Burrito! : by alpiner84, Views[390]
         		 Out of sequence photo from our apartment in Mazatlan, where it was Tom, Alex, Charlie, Me, Eddie and Lizzie! Full (and fun) house!: by alpiner84, Views[536]
     
    Eco-friendly advice? On the ferry from La Paz to Topolobampo, It's a German boat, for the record. : by alpiner84, Views[561]
         		 The Plaza de Armas in Durango. : by alpiner84, Views[2315]
         		 Ferry crossing from La Paz to Topolobampo. : by alpiner84, Views[920]
         		 To market, to market: by alpiner84, Views[445]
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         		 Out of sequence, Mazatlan coast again. : by alpiner84, Views[321]
         		 The Mazatlan coast: by alpiner84, Views[367]
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         		 Moto expo!: by alpiner84, Views[435]
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         		 Sunset over the motorcycle parade: by alpiner84, Views[392]
     
    The views going up the Espinosa del Diablo, the Devil's Backbone. : by alpiner84, Views[427]
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         		 Seriously beautiful road!: by alpiner84, Views[400]
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    View of the cathedral from our hotel in Durango.: by alpiner84, Views[372]
         		 Pedestrian street outside our hotel. : by alpiner84, Views[342]
         		 I loved this guy...and his dog. : by alpiner84, Views[366]
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         		 The oldest ruins we've seen yet, Palenque is believed to have been first settled around 100BC: by elis82, Views[593]
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