I have spent the past week in this gorgeous little colonial town tucked in the mountains of Central Mexico—an artist’s haven. One of my favorite things about San Miguel is that it’s the perfect place to simply wander—through the lanes, markets, churches, courtyards, galleries and cafes. I would like to share San Miguel de Allende with you through this photo essay.
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Amazed to see your posts. I had the privilege to see Goree island, Senegal (The house of slaves was built in 1776. Built by the Dutch -it is the last slave house to date in Goree, the first ones date back to 1536 and were built by Portuguese, the first Europeans to set foot on the Island in 1444). Your post reminded me of those days of Gothic artistry. Thanks
I would love to visit Senegal, I have not been there yet.
It’s so vibrant! Lovely pictures.
I need to go one day, I’ve never been. My family is from Guadalajara. Thanks for the reminder!
What a beautiful photography! Lets one feel indigenous spirits through the images! Wonderful combination of colors and cute designs
I’m looking forward to go to Mexico some day soon!