Miguel and I went to Mazamitla, the forest and mountain about 2hrs from the city to escape the heat of the city. We stayed in a "posada" a guest house, which was just beautiful. Upon arrival, hearing Miguel's coughing we were served very strong ginger tea, did the job!
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| The garden |
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| Bedroom |
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| Walking sticks. |
So now some photos of the town itself, really lovely it is and on Sunday we were treated to a special parade where a model of the Virgin Mary was carried around for a bit to the commentary of a priest who sounded like he was commenting on a football match.
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| All signposts and advertising has to be inkeeping with the town. |
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| La Casa de Doña Elidia. |
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| I'm going to write a book just to put this photo on the inside cover. |
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| Serious. |
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| Procession. |
Here are various photos of our explorations out into the forest (although sadly one exploration was undertaken alone, as Migs got ill)
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| We went to a blackberry plantation where they made delicious blackberry punch and wine. The wine is being saved for Miguel's graduation. |
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| Blackberries. |
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| Trees, trees and more trees. It smelt gorgeous. |
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| Curioso. |
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| Pine tree. |
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| Piece of twisted wood. |
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| Ecological reserve. |
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| Lovely stuff. |
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| An abandoned mine. |
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| One of the locals. |
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| Waterfall - it was disappointingly small. |
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One of the main attractions of the morning tour, a bridge on a fake lake. Ah.
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So yes, that was our weekend a few weeks back, such a shame that Miguel got ill but he's better now :-)
Last weekend was a friends graduation:
Congratulations Marisa!