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Statue of Madre Laura, the first Colombian saint
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Inside the cathedral Nuestra Señora de Las Mercedes
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Plaza de Bolívar y Parque Reyes
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Cathedral Nuestra Señora de Las Mercedes
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Restaurant terraces with flowers overlooking the main square of Jerico
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Jerico is still an authentic, traditional, town of Antioquia
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Moto-taxis imported from India
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Wall of plaques within the home where Madre Laura was born
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Typically colorful restaurant in Jerico
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Jeep galore, a feature of the coffee growing regions of Colombia
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El Morro with a statue of Christ overlooks Jerico
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Lovely stairs and painted houses
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A typical street of Jerico with the cathedral in the background
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Inside a traditional home in Jerico
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Patio of a home in Jerico
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Garden of a home in Jerico
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Jeep loaded with all sorts of bags and boxes
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Jerico is where the "carriel" bag was first manufactured in Antioquia
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Horse parked while its rider sips a coffee (tinto)
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An artisan coffee roasting shop
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Electronic artwork on display at the MAJA museum in Jerico
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Spiderman ceiling at the MAJA
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Art on leaves
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A less touristy corner of Jerico
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The most gothic of Jerico's 17 churches
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Cobblestone steps
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El Cable Aereo linking El Morro to the Cerro de las Nubes
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Panorama of Jerico from Morro El Salvador
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Statue of Christ on top of Morro El Salvador
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Homeowners seemingly got free paint to put some color to their facades - this one went a bit overboard