 Lake Arareco, 4 miles south of Creel on the way Cusarare,
has some facilities for camping and fishing.
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 Also known as Lago or Laguna Arareko, the lake is actually
man-made.
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 A group of Tarahumaran children sell their wares
near Lago Arareco.
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 Young girl carries baby in a sling not far from
the lake.
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 Ranch belonging to Tarahumarans not far from
Cusarare
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 Mamma and baby burros on the outskirts of Creel.
It just doesn't get much cuter than this!!
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 Cows graze amongst the boulders in the vicinity
of Creel.
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 Young Tarahumarans walk off after making a sale at Lake
Arareco.
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 I can't resist buying as these young children
bring colorful items for sale right up to the van.
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 Roadside map of the Sierra Tarahumara area
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 Raramuri (another name for Tarahumara) women
carry a "bebe" on their back in the traditional Indian
way.
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Lake Arareco, 4 miles south of Creel on the way Cusarare,
has some facilities for camping and fishing.
Also known as Lago or Laguna Arareko, the lake is actually
man-made.
A group of Tarahumaran children sell their wares
near Lago Arareco.
Young girl carries baby in a sling not far from
the lake.
Ranch belonging to Tarahumarans not far from
Cusarare
Mamma and baby burros on the outskirts of Creel.
It just doesn't get much cuter than this!!
Cows graze amongst the boulders in the vicinity
of Creel.
Young Tarahumarans walk off after making a sale at Lake
Arareco.
I can't resist buying as these young children
bring colorful items for sale right up to the van.
Roadside map of the Sierra Tarahumara area
Raramuri (another name for Tarahumara) women
carry a "bebe" on their back in the traditional Indian
way.