On the Sunday we made an excursion to the surrealist castle of the poet Edward James and the village Xilitla. The castle was impressive with a lot of sculptures, stares and bridges in weird shapes and angles, everything made in concrete. And it was in the middle of a tropical forest by a waterfall.
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| The bus stopped on the road and we tried Zacahuil which is a Tamale with the size of approx. 1 m. |
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| On our way to the surrealist castle. |
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| Amallely, Pepe and one of the guides |
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| The castle |
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| Impressive architecture at the castle. This waterfall was surrounding the buildings. |
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| In the garden there were lots of wild plants and flowers of all kind. |
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| And also animals |
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| These spiders were everywhere and they were huge! |
The village Xilitla was also very nice and charming with old colorful houses in between the
green mountains.
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| The town of Xilitla |
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| A traditional sunday market that you find everywhere in Mexico |
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| On the market you could buy real frogs converted into wallets...(!?) |
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| The church and plaza is decorated with the mexican colors of the flag to celebrate independence day |
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| They are watching a pole covered with grease, the person who can climb up the pole wins the prices that were attached up there :P.. |
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| Ama y Pepe |

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| Local people from the village dancing to live music |
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| Almost everyone wore hats like this |
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| In the old times this was an area for barbers |
Location of Xilitla




























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