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Highland Michoacan pics
Here's some more misc pics from around Patzcuaro, and Uruapan.
A big bamboo near Lake Patzcuaro, used as a roundabout turn around for cars. Some village Near Uruapan, in avocado country. Another clump next to the road near the previous photo. Notice the Agave in the background much more happy than the banana. I'd like to go back in the January when they get skiff's of snow(probally minimal), and see which bananas are doing the best, and dig a few up, and bring them back to the states. These bananas have just got the first rain of the season, so they are just starting to come back from the dry season. Last edited by Tropicallvr : 10-12-2007 at 12:44 PM. |
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Re: Highland Michoacan pics
great pictures Love Michoacan during the rainy season, all those villages red roof tiles and white walls on the green hills, great pictures post more...
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