 Holiday Inn pool,
Cuidad del Carmen, Campeche
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 Frog going for a
dip at the Holiday Inn
|
 The Holiday Inn is
located in the center of C. del Carmen.
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 Footbridge on
highway from Ciudad del Carmen to the state of Tabasco.
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 One of rivers in
Tabasco after some flooding, and before more major flooding was to occur
in the area
|
 Long bridge leaving
the Isla de Carmen
|
 Causeway over the
Gulf of Mexico from Isla del Carmen, with Laguna de Terminos on the left
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 Pretty little
church on Highway 180 west of Isla del Carmen
|
 Holiday Inn
restaurant, Akalan, with pool view in C. del Carmen
|
 Trying to befriend
a hungry Mexican dog in front of Fort San Luis
|
 The Fuerte de San
Luis dates back to the 18th century.
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 Busy street in
Villahermosa
|
 Some typical
thatched-roof houses of the gulf coastal region
|
 Cathedral in
Villahermosa
|
 Villahermosa is the
capital of the state of Tabasco - we saw Villahermosa before major
flooding hit here.
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 Grabbing a quick
bite to eat in the shade at a snack bar in Villahermosa
|
 Typical arches
along the main plaza in Campeche.
|
 Idyllic Centro
Campeche
|
 Hard to believe
that this was once a Mayan trading village.
|
 Former Palacio de
Gobierno (Government Palace)
|
 Colonial 18th and
19th century colonial homes of Campeche
|
 On the waterfront
in Campeche
|
 Royal poinciana
tree
|
 Colorful Hotel Escarcega in the town of Escarcega, southwest of Ciuded del Carmen in the state of Campeche
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Holiday Inn pool,
Cuidad del Carmen, Campeche
Frog going for a
dip at the Holiday Inn
The Holiday Inn is
located in the center of C. del Carmen.
Footbridge on
highway from Ciudad del Carmen to the state of Tabasco.
One of rivers in
Tabasco after some flooding, and before more major flooding was to occur
in the area
Long bridge leaving
the Isla de Carmen
Causeway over the
Gulf of Mexico from Isla del Carmen, with Laguna de Terminos on the left
Pretty little
church on Highway 180 west of Isla del Carmen
Holiday Inn
restaurant, Akalan, with pool view in C. del Carmen
Trying to befriend
a hungry Mexican dog in front of Fort San Luis
The Fuerte de San
Luis dates back to the 18th century.
Busy street in
Villahermosa
Some typical
thatched-roof houses of the gulf coastal region
Cathedral in
Villahermosa
Villahermosa is the
capital of the state of Tabasco - we saw Villahermosa before major
flooding hit here.
Grabbing a quick
bite to eat in the shade at a snack bar in Villahermosa
Typical arches
along the main plaza in Campeche.
Idyllic Centro
Campeche
Hard to believe
that this was once a Mayan trading village.
Former Palacio de
Gobierno (Government Palace)
Colonial 18th and
19th century colonial homes of Campeche
On the waterfront
in Campeche
Royal poinciana
tree
Colorful Hotel Escarcega in the town of Escarcega, southwest of Ciuded del Carmen in the state of Campeche