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We fell in love with magical Patzcuaro in Michoacan, Mexico. So in 2004 we renovated an abandoned house from which to enjoy this colonial pueblo with its Purhepecha Indian presence.
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3 comments:
That´s a really great place.
The "Parque Nacional" at Uruapan is really wonderful.I love the stone bridges,the enviroment and the green space that is considered by the Uruapan citizens: "A forest inside the city" and they are so proud of it.
Last Septemeber.I visited "La Tzaracua fall",It´s a very lovely place to visit.I had fun riding a beautiful horse, but I must say that I didn´t like it much.The river and the fall´s water have been polluted with drain waters.The growth of the city have created an ecological impact at "la tzararcua" that once upon a time was such a very beautiful place to stay,visit and fall in love...
Population growth does, unfortunately, affect many once pristine areas. But I still enjoy Tzaráracua...
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