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meshell · 06-09-2001, 02:49 PM

I live in a very small mexican rural town. Originally founded by the Aztecs who built a ceremonial city on top of wonderful rock formations.
The local population is dedicated to rural activities, they grow corn, flowers, and different tropical fruits. A few years back, because it's proximity to two major cities, it gained popularity among well-off people as a weekend town. A deluxe Golf course was built and with it hundreds of very luxurious homes. So it is not surprising to see the BMW parked right next to a mule that trasports corn to the downtown small street market. A town of history, contrasts and strange happenings.
Because the Aztecs considered it a sacred place, we get a fairly good amount of visitors who think this is an energy source and come for traditional Aztec baths or different sacred ceremonies that are still held traditionally year after year. There is not a single weekend without fireworks, always something to celebrate apparently, mostly and related to catholic saints.
4 restaurants, 1 coffeeshop, 6 hotels, 1 bank, no traffic lights, 1 post office, no shopping mall, 1 museum, 1 pyramid, 0 movie theaters but 3 video rental stores, 8 churches, 1 Augustin Convent, and 3 "cantinas" (bars mostly restricted for men only). At 10pm on weekdays all is closed and everyone is home. On weekends the 4 restaurants and bars stay open till 12am, some till 2am for the weekend visitors and the weekend celebrations

The climate is warm most part of the year. During the rainy season the entire area explodes in colors and aromas that bewilder locals and visitors, flowers everywhere, thunderstorms that will never stop amazing me.
Bells toll every morning at 6 am and 6 pm, for mass and they toll when someone past away as they take them to the cemetery, when someone lost a cow or a horse, at two am to say all is calm and in order, or in any emergency. Locals assure me that bell tolling for the various events are distinctly different but I cannot tell the difference and always have to ask why the bells are tolling

In a nutshell, it is a typical mexican rural town with a few extra amenities LOL

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06-09-2001, 02:49 PM
meshell Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 155	I live in a very small mexican rural town. Originally founded by the Aztecs who built a ceremonial city on top of wonderful rock formations. The local population is dedicated to rural activities, they grow corn, flowers, and different tropical fruits. A few years back, because it's proximity to two major cities, it gained popularity among well-off people as a weekend town. A deluxe Golf course was built and with it hundreds of very luxurious homes. So it is not surprising to see the BMW parked right next to a mule that trasports corn to the downtown small street market. A town of history, contrasts and strange happenings. Because the Aztecs considered it a sacred place, we get a fairly good amount of visitors who think this is an energy source and come for traditional Aztec baths or different sacred ceremonies that are still held traditionally year after year. There is not a single weekend without fireworks, always something to celebrate apparently, mostly and related to catholic saints. 4 restaurants, 1 coffeeshop, 6 hotels, 1 bank, no traffic lights, 1 post office, no shopping mall, 1 museum, 1 pyramid, 0 movie theaters but 3 video rental stores, 8 churches, 1 Augustin Convent, and 3 "cantinas" (bars mostly restricted for men only). At 10pm on weekdays all is closed and everyone is home. On weekends the 4 restaurants and bars stay open till 12am, some till 2am for the weekend visitors and the weekend celebrations The climate is warm most part of the year. During the rainy season the entire area explodes in colors and aromas that bewilder locals and visitors, flowers everywhere, thunderstorms that will never stop amazing me. Bells toll every morning at 6 am and 6 pm, for mass and they toll when someone past away as they take them to the cemetery, when someone lost a cow or a horse, at two am to say all is calm and in order, or in any emergency. Locals assure me that bell tolling for the various events are distinctly different but I cannot tell the difference and always have to ask why the bells are tolling In a nutshell, it is a typical mexican rural town with a few extra amenities LOL ------------------ TeensCherry TGP Please come post your galleries