Last Sunday’s first Sunday of 2021 walk…
Going to and from Barrio de Jalatlaco, there is always something old and new to see.
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So glad I found your posts. We visited Oaxaca city for two months in 2019 and had planned to return in 2020, ‘sigh’. Maybe this coming fall… meanwhile your posts provide a connection to the place and people who stole my heart!
Thank you for your kind comments! Oaxaca stole my heart too the first time I came in 2007.
Thank you for all the views of Oaxaca that you continue to bring us! It is a hard time we are going through these days everywhere and your glimpses of Oaxaca lighten my heart!
Thanks, Francie! Continuing to post on my blog is helping me appreciate what I have here, instead of focusing on what I’m missing.