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Dianne and Greg
It was a glorious day, and you have written a wonderful post, Greg. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteIt is exciting for me to see Zacatecas through your eyes and I am so glad you are enjoying it. We didn't know about the mine club until we left and would have liked to experience it. The museums are just stellar; especially the modern art and mask. I snuck pictures.'-) It was interesting to learn how pivotal Zac was in the revolution,too. We'll have to share a wine and talk some more upon your return.
ReplyDeleteThanks Zoe. There is surely a lot to do here. On top of all the usual activities, the Semana Santa celebrations provide various performance each night and activities throughout the day. Some are in town and others are out of town. It's going to be a great week.
ReplyDeleteWe would love to get together and share some wine and swap stories. There are always a few things that don't make it to the blog :)
Enjoy Semana Santa and Moto Week.
I love this post, stories about people like these are everywhere in Mexico. Could they open a little restaurant in their little town?
ReplyDeleteSounds like you are having a great time, these posts are wonderful. See you soon, I hope!
Fantastic job Webb. What a great story. Can't wait to hear the story's that didn't make the post.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. Especially the one with you and the trumpet... :-)
great story! glad you and the family were able to spend some time with them!
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