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Mexico City
Heres some images from a couple day wanderings in El Centro Historico:
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These are really boring. Doncha have some hoarhouse pictures?
I'm jes kiddin'. All good shots. Thanks.
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Thanks. Here's a few more, sorry they wouldn't let me take pictures in the hoarhouse.
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What hotel did you end up staying in monoloco?
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Quote: | Originally posted by monoloco
Thanks. Here's a few more, sorry they wouldn't let me take pictures in the hoarhouse.
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Privates are....well....private! At least they have a good sense of decorum.
Thanks for the photos, Mono. Did you get over to the museums?
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Great thanks. What's with the bicycles in your first post were they for rent. They all look the same.
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Quote: | Originally posted by oladulce
What hotel did you end up staying in monoloco? | I stayed at the Hampton Inn on 5th de Feb. 2 blocks from the
Zocalo. Nice place, reasonable rates, qualifies for Hilton Honor points.
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Quote: | Originally posted by toneart
Quote: | Originally posted by monoloco
Thanks. Here's a few more, sorry they wouldn't let me take pictures in the hoarhouse.
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Privates are....well....private! At least they have a good sense of decorum.
Thanks for the photos, Mono. Did you get over to the museums? | I went for a short tour of the Museo Nacional
de Las Culturas. It was nice but I was more into the architecture, the details of the buildings and their patina were fascinating to me.
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Quote: | Originally posted by TW
Great thanks. What's with the bicycles in your first post were they for rent. They all look the same. | I
think they were, I saw racks of them in several places but I never inquired about the details.
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Centro D.F. is quite a city, even if the infrastructure seems to be crumbling in places. My wife won't go to centro with me, so we usually end up in
Coyoacan. I particularly like the Old Mission San Juan Bautista, in front of which an old lady is often selling lovely beeswax candles.
Nice photos, Loco.They summarize the area very well.
Christopher Bruno, Elk Grove, CA.
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Wow --- I love Mexico City, especially the old part of town and you sure captured the feel and the life in that area. THANKS.
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Ahhhhh. My honey moon was spent there. Stayed a few blocks from the Zocalo. Thanks for the fotos.
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those were EXCELLENT photos of a beautiful city.
the bicycles are indeed for rent - you pay and then can drop them off at any other "location" in the city. superb idea.
who the heck buys corsets ????? hmmmmmmm
post more if you have them, these are great.
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Quote: | Originally posted by BajaBlanca
those were EXCELLENT photos of a beautiful city.
the bicycles are indeed for rent - you pay and then can drop them off at any other "location" in the city. superb idea.
who the heck buys corsets ????? hmmmmmmm
post more if you have them, these are great. | The corseteria is definitely something you don't see everyday.
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Winter sports in the Zocalo
Door of the cathedral
Cathedral door hinge
Pre-Columbian artifacts in the Museo Nacional de Las Culturas
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