 Colorful buildings along the Avenida Cinco de
Mayo in Oaxaca
|
 A figurine watches from a balcony overlooking
the Macedonia Alcala.
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 Inside the Sangre de Cristo church
|
 We had to buy a few of these colorful bark
paintings.
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 Sangre de Cristo church
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 Alameda de Leon
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 Close-up of the Cathedral
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 The Cathedral faces the Alameda de Leon
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 Construction of the Cathedral started in 1562,
but wasn't completed until two centuries later.
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 The Zocalo is Oaxaca's center of activity!
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 Cafes line the Zocalo.
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 The Catedral is on the north side of the Zocalo.
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 Balloons for sale at the Zocalo!!
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 The Central Plaza (Zocalo) attracts many
families on a Sunday afternoon.
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 Flowers at the Juarez market
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 Fruit galore at the Juarez market
|
 Various and sundry veggies at the market
|
 You can even grab a bite to eat at the market
|
 Looks like the makings for a good meal...
|
 Some "adult" items mixed in among the tequila
bottles
|
 Fruit stall includes some unusual-looking
specimens.
|
 Chiles and other miscellaneous goodies
|
 A variety of ceramics can be found at Benito
Juarez.
|
 Condiments and spices of all shapes and sizes
|
 Maize and hominy at the market
|
 Sometimes it's hard to tell the chili peppers
from the chapulines (grasshoppers).
|
 Chapulines anyone?
|
Colorful buildings along the Avenida Cinco de
Mayo in Oaxaca
A figurine watches from a balcony overlooking
the Macedonia Alcala.
Inside the Sangre de Cristo church
We had to buy a few of these colorful bark
paintings.
Sangre de Cristo church
Alameda de Leon
Close-up of the Cathedral
The Cathedral faces the Alameda de Leon
Construction of the Cathedral started in 1562,
but wasn't completed until two centuries later.
The Zocalo is Oaxaca's center of activity!
Cafes line the Zocalo.
The Catedral is on the north side of the Zocalo.
Balloons for sale at the Zocalo!!
The Central Plaza (Zocalo) attracts many
families on a Sunday afternoon.
Flowers at the Juarez market
Fruit galore at the Juarez market
Various and sundry veggies at the market
You can even grab a bite to eat at the market
Looks like the makings for a good meal...
Some "adult" items mixed in among the tequila
bottles
Fruit stall includes some unusual-looking
specimens.
Chiles and other miscellaneous goodies
A variety of ceramics can be found at Benito
Juarez.
Condiments and spices of all shapes and sizes
Maize and hominy at the market
Sometimes it's hard to tell the chili peppers
from the chapulines (grasshoppers).
Chapulines anyone?