Photos of Mexico (tile, casino, garden, moving)

[Mattie Jo]

Lets start a thread with just photos of Mexico and comments. I have a slew of them and hope to get them up soon. So busy.

[Travelling fella]

some pics

<---- Puente de Dios in la Huasteca Region

<----- Poza azul, Cuatro Cienagas

<---- Agua Azul Falls, Chiapas

<----- Gypsum dunes, Cuatro Cienagas


<--- Chacagua Lagoons, Oaxaca

<---- A crystal clear underwater view from Poza Azul, cuatro cienagas

<---- Sumidero Canyon

<---- La huasteca region

<----- Banderas bay

<----- The Popocateptl an sleeping volcano near Mexico city

<---- Michoacan mountains


Please have a look at Mexico's city diversity

<----- Main plaza or Zocalo, Downtown Mexico city

<---- Tehotihuacan

<----- Santa Fe District, Mexico city

http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/thumb/0/02/250px-Santa_feconj.jpg (broken link) <---- Santa fe district, Mexico city

<---- Casino Español, Mexico city downtown

<---- Fountain from the central yard @ Palacio Nacional, Mexico city downtown

<----- Plaza california, Mexico city - Del Valle district (this is a few blocks far from my home )

<--- Polanco District
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^^^^^ Polanco again

<---- Polanco

<---- The angel of independence, Mexico city

<----- Botanical garden @ Mexico city's national (and free!!) university

<----- San Angel district, Mexico city

<----- San Angel District, Mexico city

<------- Chapultepec castle, Chapultepec district, Mexico city


Oh my beautiful and beloved Mexico
If I die far from you
Let them say I'm just sleeping so they can bring me back to you!

(Translation of a Mexican song called Mexico Lindo y Querido)

For more pics and info checkout these sites, they are in english!!

Mexico City on the web

Biodiversity of Mexico - fauna, flora, ecosystems - VN Illustrated Database

[Mattie Jo]

These following photos are all of Guantajuato, Mexcio. It happens to be my favorite city.





this photo, above is part of the underground parking lot that is under the main part of the city.



this is another view of the underground parking lot.



This is my favorite photo and street. I it is called in English, Kiss Street.

[Mattie Jo]

Coming into Guantajuanto, Mexico

[Mattie Jo]

Wish this photo still looked good, because the colors on the buildings are so beautiful.





This is one of the outdoor market places that I love so much.





They were replacing this tile when I was there with my friends. One of the workers gave me two tiles, which I have since gotten rid of because I had to downsize when moving. I wish I still had them.



The steps going down are to the underground parking.

[Mattie Jo]

Guantajuato still.

[Mattie Jo]

The two people on the right are my friends that lived in San Antonio, Texas. They brought me to Celaya, Mexico and then to Guantajuato. There names are Carlos and Enrequeta Martinez. She ran a school in Celaya, and this is a photo of the school. Anyway, I lost contact with them and wish I knew where they were.



This is the school they owned in Celaya, Mexico.

[Six Foot Three]

Originally Posted by jessaka

Lets start a thread with just photos of Mexico and comments. I have a slew of them and hope to get them up soon. So busy.

Great Thought Jessaka !!!

Since i live in the Rocky Mountain Southwest in the USA i'll post some pics of the Mountains in Chihuahua state (Sierra Madre Occidentals).







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Lake Creel

[Mattie Jo]

Your photos didn't come out 6 Foot 3. If you go to the Oklahoma forum, one of the top posts, which is a Sticky thead, tells you how to post photos.

[Six Foot Three]

Originally Posted by jessaka

Your photos didn't come out 6 Foot 3. If you go to the Oklahoma forum, one of the top posts, which is a Sticky thead, tells you how to post photos.

Are you sure as i'm looking at them right now as i posted them at 10.01 a.m. and its 11.21 a.m. I 've posted many photos on the New Mexico threads and never had a problem as i know how to do this....Can anyone else see or not see them......