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Photo by Peter van Agtmael   |   Saltillo, Mexico   |   March 8, 2013 The wrapped bodies of two dead

Photo by Peter van Agtmael   |   Saltillo, Mexico   |   March 8, 2013

The wrapped bodies of two dead people hang from an overpass as three more dead bodies lie on the ground.


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Holbox Island - absolute paradise!Holbox Island - absolute paradise!Holbox Island - absolute paradise!Holbox Island - absolute paradise!Holbox Island - absolute paradise!

Holbox Island - absolute paradise!


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Beautiful cenotes! The first one we camped right next to it had the whole place to ourselves and it Beautiful cenotes! The first one we camped right next to it had the whole place to ourselves and it Beautiful cenotes! The first one we camped right next to it had the whole place to ourselves and it Beautiful cenotes! The first one we camped right next to it had the whole place to ourselves and it Beautiful cenotes! The first one we camped right next to it had the whole place to ourselves and it Beautiful cenotes! The first one we camped right next to it had the whole place to ourselves and it

Beautiful cenotes! The first one we camped right next to it had the whole place to ourselves and it was free! The second place we paid 60 pesos each (£2.30) and there were no other tourists!


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Palenque Ruins, Chiapas.They let you go into some of the pyramids and climb to the top for a stunnPalenque Ruins, Chiapas.They let you go into some of the pyramids and climb to the top for a stunnPalenque Ruins, Chiapas.They let you go into some of the pyramids and climb to the top for a stunn

Palenque Ruins, Chiapas.

They let you go into some of the pyramids and climb to the top for a stunning view. The ruins date from ca. 226 BC to ca. AD 799, a very humbling experience. Well worth the visit!


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Smithsonian Magazine. “Researchers Decipher the Glyphs on a 1,300-Year-Old Frieze in Mexico”

“The original frieze is estimated to have been about 100 feet long and would have decorated the main façade of the Casa del Sur, according to the Art Newspaper’s Gabriella Angeleti. It would have been visible to a busy ceremonial plaza, and, due to its location, Robles García says the glyphs impart a “message or discourse of power.””

“Notes attached to the mirror in the eighteenth century identify it as “The Devil’s Looking-glass” and “The Black Stone into which Dr Dee used to call his Spirits.”

The Aztecs used obsidian mirrors of this sort to divine the future, and a number of these objects were brought to Europe following the conquest of Mexico in the early sixteenth century.”

Noches en la ciudad. Fotografía: Javier García Carreño——————&mda

Noches en la ciudad. 

Fotografía: Javier García Carreño

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vintagegal: “Miss Mexico” by Pearl Frush c.1945 

vintagegal:

“Miss Mexico” by Pearl Frush c.1945 


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AFICHE GIRA ENAMORADA PEDRINA Y RIO 2016!! MEXICO

AFICHE GIRA ENAMORADA PEDRINA Y RIO 2016!! MEXICO


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Afiche Gira Enamorada Pedrina y Rio 2016

Afiche Gira Enamorada Pedrina y Rio 2016


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Happy Cinco De Mayo! Celebrate with some vibrant and refreshing Agua de Jamaica, a tea made from bea

Happy Cinco De Mayo! Celebrate with some vibrant and refreshing Agua de Jamaica, a tea made from beautiful hibiscus!


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Cracking coconutTulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico, March 2016. © 2016 Giulia Caleca. All rights reserved.

Cracking coconut

Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico, March 2016.

© 2016 Giulia Caleca. All rights reserved.


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El CaribeTulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico, March 2016. © 2016 Giulia Caleca. All rights reserved.

El Caribe

Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico, March 2016.

© 2016 Giulia Caleca. All rights reserved.


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StripesVillahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico, March 2016. © 2016 Giulia Caleca. All rights reserved.

Stripes

Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico, March 2016.

© 2016 Giulia Caleca. All rights reserved.


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