Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Mexico City Architecture
While looking for the taco stand photo I used in the last post, I came across a few photos I took years ago of doors and windows in Mexico City. I loved the grand architecture and enclosed courtyards, and took probably a whole roll of film just of buildings.
So to make this in accordance with the theme of the blog, I will discuss my culinary experiences in Mexico City. Basically I had altitude sickness for the first two days out of the four that I was there, and could only manage apple soda from Carls Jr. Not very adventurous. Fortunately, I eventually recovered and experienced the wonderful and famous Cafe Tacuba as well as some delicious mole sauce at a restaurant that had a rooster crowing from somewhere in the back the entire time we dined.
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6 comments:
Nice pics! Wish I was there!
I love Mexican architecture...especially the churches, they are always so beautiful. Hey, and the food ain't bad either. Love me some taquitos. lol
i was all offended that you were in Mexico & hadn't told Saturday knitting you were going... then i actually read what you wrote and now i've forgiven you. i know you are relieved.
Hey! Knitwithcats! Thanks for stopping by! Not you KNOW I would not go anywhere with out completely boring everyone for at least three Saturdays in a row with stories and photos.
Love the red doors and windows in the second photo!
Great photos. I have always wanted to go there.
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