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The beginning of the goodbyes
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Another beautiful surprise from Irene & Uli
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Completely unperturbed by my presence
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The charming houses of Calle Francisco Pimentel
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Street art near the American Cemetery
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Seal at the gate of the American Cemetery in CDMX
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The U.S. cemetery is a well-tended garden
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I found the U.S. cemetery by chance
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Murals turn up in such unexpected places
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Fundacion Matias Romero in Colonia Santa Maria la Ribera; Romero was a 19th century ambassador to the US
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Street life
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The steps up Monte Olipmo
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Lovely Lomas
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A charming mural along Avenida Corregidores
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My plants lined up and ready to move to Irene's
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A mural along Avenida Masaryk I'd never noticed before
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I found this outdoor photo exhibit on my way to Zocalo
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I wonder if this is the same aqueduct still visible on Avenida Chapultepec
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Too bad I never got to travel Mexico by railroad
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The Popular Arts Museum
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The most distinctive feature of CDMX's Chinatown
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Each striking in its own way
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Commotion in front of Palacio de Bellas Artes
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Lucky catch! The Sanborn's wait staff taking a photo outside their restaurant in the Casa de los Azulejos
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The center of the city had been blocked off by police allowing calm appreciation of Mexico City's beautiful architecture
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Red awnings at La Opera
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I've always wondered why this shop was called La Palestina
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At the corner of 5 de Mayo and Isabel la Catolica
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Avenida 5 de Mayo leads to the Zocalo
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I made it! My goal was to walk to the Zocalo this morning.
