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Saturday Snapshot- Taxco

Hey guys! Unfortunately, I'm not ready to start my next series for Saturday Snapshot, so I thought I'd share some more pictures of our weekend trips in Mexico! While we were living there, we took a trip to Taxco. Here are some of the animals we saw!

*This meme is hosted by Melinda @ Westmetromommyreads








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  1. So beautiful! I can't remember the last time I visited the zoo, but I do remember that I find observing the animals to be a really relaxing experience.

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    1. It is isn't it? What I loved about this zoo was that the animals weren't really caged in- so it was more of a monitored reserve.

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  2. I'm glad I saw the fence in the second picture, as it was worrying me that you were seeing these animals in the wild!

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    1. I don't think I've seen anything in the wild other than peacocks, elephants, deer and a few birds.

      Thanks for stopping by Deb!

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  3. Gorgeous animal photos, especially the white tiger. So regal.
    My Saturday Snapshot post features hiking through a tunnel.

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    1. I haven't seen a tortoise in a while so it was great looking through these pictures!

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  5. Wow! More lovely pics. I love the tiger lying in the grass and I love that the animals seem to have so much space!

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    1. It's a much better zoo than most zoos. They aren't really in cages at all!

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