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Saturday Snapshot- Zacatecas

Hey guys, I'm back with yet another Saturday Snapshot, a meme hosted by westmetromommyreads.com. I couldn't find any more pictures from Italy, so I decided to conclude the series and give you a quick glimpse at a trip we took to the state of Zacatecas, Mexico, before jumping into another series.





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  1. What ornate buildings!

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  2. Mexico, one of my favourite places to visit!

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  3. Lovely photos! Those intricate carvings are amazing. Thanks for sharing.
    My Saturday Snapshot post features Nisqually Wildlife Refuge

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    1. On my way to your blog now Sandra, thanks for stopping by!

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  4. Amazing photos. Beautifully caught light in first picture. Love it! Happy Easter!

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    1. I'll let my dad know that you appreciate his photography. These pictures were taken by him.

      Happy Easter to you too, Klara!

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  5. Oh I love that church! Absolutely beautiful!

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  6. Beautiful! I've been to Mexico. We went to Tulum. It was neat, but it was in July, so the heat was horrible! I'd still like to go back and see more of the pyramids. Thanks for sharing these!

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    1. I've been to Tulum as well.. the water is so beautiful, isn't it?

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