This post contains photos that did not seem to fit in the other categories in the Pueblos Magicos blog posts. We walked past a small folk art courtyar...

We saw some incredible street art and murals in Mexico. We also saw some other interesting sights that might not be considered street art but are wort...

One of the photographers on our trip (there were 6 of us) forgot to pack sunglasses. So when we encountered a sunglass seller he started shopping for ...

The people in Mexico are generally happy to have their photo taken. Often they also want to get a photo or me with them on their cell phones. We met t...

Kids all over the world fascinate me. Here are several I met in Mexico. These three kids kept watching us in the square and were eager for me to photo...

As we drove down a country road in Jalisco Mexico we spotted a field with many people working. We parked and walked into the field to find families &#...

Magic cities in Mexico. There are 132 cities in Mexico declared by the Mexican government as Pueblos Mágicos. These cities have been selected for the...

Most cities we visited in Mexico have a prominent cathedral in the center of the town square. These beautiful structures can often be seen from many s...

The town square in Mazamitla Mexico was filled with kids in costumes, parents, and teachers all celebrating the first day of spring. What a joy! I lov...

Many park areas and town squares have fascinating statues often with a whimsical flavor. Here are some of my favorites....