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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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2 comments:
About my favorite Mexican city. If I had to do it all over again, I´d start in Querétaro. Well, if I would have met my wife there too, the same wife.
Great city. My only complaint is that I always notice far more beggars in Querétaro than I ever see down here in Michoacán. I wonder why that is.
Querétaro is, indeed, a gem.
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