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 Chapulines are grasshoppers that have been roasted,
and can be found on some Oaxacan menus. |
 Earthquake damage is covered by caulking on the
San Juan de Dios Church across from the Juarez Market.
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 Templo de Santa Maria del Marquesado
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Basilica de Nuestra Senora de la Soledad |
Front view of the Basilica de Nuestra Senora |
The Basilica is dedicated to the Virgin of Solitude. |
Trinidad de las Huertas church |
Church of Siete Principes |
Santo Domingo church (note the many small plants covering the ground in
front of the church) |
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Teatro Macedonia Alcala |
The mostly pedestrian Calle Alcala |
Looking down Avenida Independencia towards the Macedonia Alcala Theater
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Dave strolling by Santo Domingo Church |
Santo Domingo's facade dates from the mid-17th century. |
Looking over the tiny plants in Santo Domingo's foreyard to colorful Alcala
Street |
One of the two domed bell towers of Santo Domingo |
The family tree of Santo Domingo (founder of the Dominican order) can
be seen over the front door. |
The gilded altar of Templo de Santo Domingo |
The beautifully ornate interior of Santo Domingo |
The dome's ceiling of white plaster and real gold leaf depicts martyrs,
saints, and cherubs. |
 The ceiling contains 36 paintings. |
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