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Paintings From Mexico
We spent almost two weeks in San Miguel de Allende this past January. Friends of ours have moved there permanently and we house sat for them while they went to the beach. San Miguel, in the state of Guanajuato, is a colonial era city in Mexico's central highlands at an altitude of just over 6,000 feet. It's known for its baroque Spanish architecture, its thriving art scene, and its population of North American ex-pats. In the city's historic cobblestoned center is the neo-gothic church Parroquia de San Miguel Arcangel. Its dramatic pink towers rise above the main plaza, El Jardin (the Garden.) For me the most interesting part of the city's architecture were the old doors of all of the homes. I loved the colors of the doors and walls, but I really loved peaking into the homes when the doors were opened. One never knew what amazing home & court yard garden was hidden away.
Here are some of the colorful doors & walls of San Miguel:
2 comments:
Nice work Pam!!
Thank you Hilda!
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