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Mexico 2026, Part 2

March 7, 2026

Here is a gallery of landscapes, city views, art, flora, and fauna from our trip to Guanajuato State in Mexico. You can see Nancy’s words and photos on her blog.

San Miguel Arcangel Church, at the central garden of San Miguel de Allende

The colors of the church morphed in every new view and changed light

The churches of San Miguel seen from a park up on the hill

The entry to the Canal family house in the center of San Miguel, built in 1717, now a Banamex Cultural Center

Murals in the Guadalupe neighborhood of San Miguel

A Siquieros mural at the Ignacio Ramírez Cultural Center (Bellas Artes)

At the entrance to El Charco del Ingenio Botanical Garden and Nature Preserve, a sculpture made from serpentine from Oaxaca

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Bonnie Rae

March 8, 2026

These are spectacular! You must have been in all of your glory. I’m especially happy to see the diversity in the choices you made. It paints a beautiful picture!

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1. Alan
  
  March 8, 2026
  
  That’s one of the most striking things about Mexico for me: the diversity everywhere you look. Different habitats and geography, a blend of people from different origins, influences of different phases of history, and all of this reflected in the art and architecture. It’s a fascinating mixture; glad I was able to reflect it.
  
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