Some photos from Guanajuato

[asirimarco]

Well we are in Kentucky one day from home (or maybe two) but thought I'd share a couple of photos from our stay in Guanajuato - I love that place - so unique
The day we were there was Baptism day for the babies - Grandma was happy to show this boy off - check out the outfit

the nuns outside the church selling goodies

I guess her feet got tired

the sun shinning on the buildings on the street next to the Cathedral

View of a small alley way

Looking up at the underside of a balcony with its flower pots.

The students walk the streets at night all dressed up - singing and story telling in

Some more of the vendors and strollers

This old man was sitting on the sidewalk selling his wares

Such an interesting city.

[BarbaraRose]

Interesting photos! Seems like a fairly clean and well kept up city. I like the colors on the buildings, very cheerful!

[Cedar518]

I always look forward to your posts and pics of the REAL Mexico. Thanks!

[Liz]

Love your people pictures as usual. Any new ones for your gallery at home?

[Redetotry]

Great photos Carol, thank you. I particularly liked the one of the underside of the balcony.
I think you and the driver are going to miss all the bright colors of Mexico! I hope your flowers are blooming when you arrive home.

[avalen]

great pictures, the narrow streets still amaze me, and it doesn't appear they
are marked "one way" it would make me nerveous that someone would come
the "other" way when I was going one way.

[AlmostThere]

Always enjoy your pictures and narrative, Carol. Thanks! Hope your return home finds everything in good shape!

[bluepinecones]

Thank you again for another amazing peek at life in Mexico. I always hate to see your trip come to an end but look forward to the next one.

[Nasoosie]

I have learned more about Mexico than from any book I ever read or any course I have ever taken at school, from you and the driver! I can't thank you enough for the narratives and pictures you send each year as you tour and absorb the history of Mexico. You really should think about publishing a tourist book about the REAL Mexicans and their culture.