Sometimes, the sunset over the Basílica de la Soledad takes my breath away. 
What can I say? I love the view from Casita Colibrí!
Tonight’s sunset over Soledad
November 17, 2018 by spixl
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View From Casita Colibrí 
i watched out of my west-facing windows, fantastic. The red then became dark blue, then all gray clouds, and finally all silver.
I always forget how quickly the color disappears.
You must be close to the hotel Las Azucenas – beautiful second floor patio.
Yes, nearby. Azucenas is even higher and the views from the rooftop patio are spectacular.
Awe inspiring! Thanks.
Thank you! And, the best part is we don’t need N94 masks to view it. Hope you are okay.
Wow!
Mother Nature is quite an artist!
So do we!
The “bienvenidos” mat is out for your return. 😉
No wonder the mule chose that hill —-
Great spot to lay down and enjoy the view!
Preciosa foto. La vista es increíble hermosa!
¡Muchisimas gracias!