Even the recycling bins in Oaxaca are getting into the spirit of Day of the Dead.
And cempasúchil (marigolds) to beckon the difuntos (departed), plastic bottles, and tin cans.
Hearts and flowers of Muertos
November 1, 2020 by spixl
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Thank you. I’m especially homesick for Oaxaca this year. The bin in front of the Iglesia de Guadalupe grabbed my heart because the posada where I stay (where the family has become a family for me, too) — the Posada is directly to the left across Avenida Juárez. A large white gate to the left of the restaurant (used to be restaurant?).
What a great way to add more art into the streets and also use for Day of the Dead festivities.