Last night was the monthly Artwalk in El Centro. We've gone to them for years and it is always fun to see what's new with the artists we enjoy. Sara, Terri and I decided to go to the galleries that were on the fringes of the Artwalk. These were mostly the homes of the artists.
The best part is seeing century old homes, some that have been restored beautifully. The homeowners/artists are very gracious in opening there galleries to the public.
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| A beautiful pool in the center courtyard of this home. |
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| A grand entrance to this home. |
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| Another beautiful foyer in this home. |
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| Old sombreros hung on this wall. |
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| Another courtyard with a unique palm tree. |
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| I liked this piece of art. |
Walking the aged streets of Centro and Olas Altas in the dark is a different experience. Things take on a whole unique look at night.
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| Looking down from an artists 3rd floor terrace. |
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| The girls walking the streets. |
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| An entrance gate to Olas Altas ready for Carnaval. |
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| A wiggly fuzzy photo of last nights moon. |
After we got home last night a large orange moon was rising. It was not quite a full moon and both ladies thought it was the shape of a football. I thought it looked like a slightly deflated football, must be a Patriots moon.
Life is good here in Mazatlán.
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