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Feb 4, 2015 10:03 PM |
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Originally Posted by Nineties Flava
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Great shots, love the way you captured the city.
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Thank you! The source material really didn't hurt.
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Originally Posted by mSeattle
(Post 6898998)
Fascinating and ornate!
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Thank you and I know!
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Originally Posted by ColDayMan
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Fantastic!
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Thank you!
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Originally Posted by fflint
(Post 6899592)
Very cool. We don't see enough Mexico City around here.
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Thank you! If you go, I assure you that you will see plenty of Mexico City around there. :)
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Originally Posted by Danny
(Post 6899825)
Enjoyed this tour along Mexico DF. That´s a great city! Thanks for your varied pictures.
Congrats and greetings from Madrid, Spain.:tup:
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Thank you, it really is, and you are welcome! Greetings from Philadelphia, PA, USA :)
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Originally Posted by destroycreate
(Post 6899919)
Breathtaking. One of my most favorite cities in the world.
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Thank you. Mine too!
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Originally Posted by mrnyc
(Post 6900039)
yeah great thread. and you got around a lot - i see frida's casa azul and xochimilco!
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Thank you. We visited Coyoacan and Frida y Diego's house on our first day there (2 hour wait to get into Casa Azul). Coyoacan has a very Mexican feel to it that I felt other areas didn't have as fully developed. Probably my favorite part of the trip.
The intent at Xochimilco was to take a boat to the island of the dolls, but the travel time in the busy canals was around 5 hours. Moral of the story, don't visit DF between Christmas and New Years and expect to not have to wait multiple hours for any attractions.
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Originally Posted by plinko
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Oh hell yes!
I can't believe it's been 10 years since my one and only trip there. A truly special city.
Reforma's looking all grownz up.
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Thank you! Now is the perfect time for you to take a return trip. Reforma continues to get its growth spurt on. It may be hard to tell because the photos are all instagrammy, but there were no less than a dozen cranes visible along Paseo de la Reforma from the view at Chapultepec. |
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