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Living in Tepoztlán
From my experience living in Tepoztlán, Morelos, Mexico since 2003.
What's it like to live in Tepoztlán, Morelos, Mexico? What are the pros and cons, based on my experience living in Tepoztlán since 2003?
The rainy season has ended in Tepoztlán and we are thankful for its great abundance this year.
Tlaloc is the ancient Aztec god who is responsible for rain and fertility. Thankfully, this year he gave abundant rains here in Tepoztlán.
The "Shout" for freedom
Viva la Mexico! (Long live Mexico) was the chant heard throughout Mexico on September 15 at 11 PM. It is called El Grito (the shout). One we
Casa Café Arte
Tepoztlán, Morelos, Mexico: new cultural center
Casa Café Arte is a multi-purpose two-story building, a few blocks from Tepoztlán Centro. It's a high- end short-term rental, an art exhibit
Tepoztlán Hiking Group climbs El Mirador
Our local weekly hiking group took this scenic hike near San Juan Tlacotenco, a 5-mile taxi ride from the center of Tepoztlán. The taxi drop
Celebrating even years of monthly photo-blogs: "Letters From Mexico”
To celebrate the anniversary, I am sharing with you how Letters got started and a bit of its history. I'll disclose my creative methods, an
Juanito's Restaurante
An enchanting eatery in Tepoztlán
The main commercial activity in Tepoztlán is tourism. Since Tepoztlán is only an hour from Mexico City and half an hour from Cuernavaca, man
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Holy Week In Tepoztlán
What was Holy Week? Learn about it here:
Easter was just celebrated all over the world. Mexico is largely a Catholic country, and is no exception. They take this holiday very seriou
Religious Icons Part Two
Here's my photo essay on the churches of Tepoztlán
Mexico is predominantly a Catholic Country - Tepoztlán is no exception!
The Greater Reset in Morelia
A conference on community alternatives
"The Greater Reset" fosters the creation of community based alternatives. The motto is "exit and build," meaning leaving mainstream society
Café Arté, Tepoztlán
The latest in "Letters From Mexico:"
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Laguna Bacalar
My trip to the lake with seven colors.
Bacalar is the second largest inland body of water in Mexico. Located in the state of Quintana Roo, in the Yucatan, it is about two hours so
Religious Icons: Part One
A walk in my neighborhood featuring altars:
Catholicism is the major religion south of the US border. But it is different here. Within a ten- minute, three-block radius from where I li
Murals in Tepoztlán
Color, whimsy, magic--it's all here:
Part of the magic of the "Magic City" of Tepoztlán comes from its many colorful murals adorning buildings. Some are quite imaginative and wh
Understanding the Mexican conquest
The Santiago Trails in Tepoztlán
Catch this trail adventure of photos and videos:
Tepoztlán, where I live, is a "magic city' in the central Mexico volcanic region. It is in the state of Morelos. Santiago is a small village
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