Years ago I visited the small town of Taxco in Mexico. Really nice place, good food and awesome local flavor. I had forgotten about the photos I made but I thought I should post them now… in black and white since this is a flashback!
Santa Prisca Church and Taxco de Alarcón, its full name.
A narrow building on the steep streets of Taxco.
Sculpture of playwriter Juan Ruiz de Alarcon, with local jewelry makers.
Estacionamiento means parking lot… Est-acinaminento sounds like Spanish for an overpacked parking lot… probably true in an old town.
Old basket vendor.
Taxco students learning a traditional Mexican dance.
OK, the truth: the year was 2004 and this was my first digital camera, the Nikon Coolpix 5000 (RIP). I told you this was a flashback.
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Thank you Stephen!
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Gratefful for sharing this
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