In front of Oaxaca’s Cathedral, the Palm weavers from the Mixteca have been practicing their craft with awesome dexterity, creativity, and skill.
All is ready for Domingo de Ramos (Palm Sunday).
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wonderful photos! thanks for sharing.
Thank you! By the way, your azaleas are beautiful and can’t wait to see what you do with the yarn.
Ahh, every time you post photos of the wonderful color that is Oaxaca, I yearn to return!
Yes, the color! What a contrast to the whites, greys, and browns of winter in el norte. The welcome mat is always out for you and Bill.
I am looking quite oward to visiting Oaxaca for the first time, after Semana Santa, though, the second week of April !
Oaxaca will not disappoint you, I am sure.
Will be arriving from Huatulco, wondering if you would be interested in chatting over a coffee ?
Sorry for the delay… I thought I’d already answered. Sure! Let me know when you get here.
Thanks, Shannon, that would be nice ! Should be in Oaxaca late next week, is there a Contact (Tel. #/ E-mail) I can reach you. If so, can send it to my e-mail.
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My contact information:
Mex. tel: 951 501 4010 Mex. cel: 044 951 544 1032 Email: spixl@aol.com
Hasta luego, Shannon