We flew to Oaxaca in August 2010. We spent a week there, and enjoyed the museums, shopping, eating, and visiting the towns of Teotitlan del Valle and Tule. A separate gallery is for our visits to the ruins of Monte Albán and Mitla.
Dog trainers collect dogs from their clients in Mexico City's Colonia Condesa for dog training classes daily. Here they are working with approximately 50 dogs in Parque México.
La Lagunilla is a large Sunday antiques and collectibles market in Mexico City. We had a lot of fun looking at everything and I was wishing we were driving back home so we could have bought some goodies!
While spending the day at Tepotzlan we decided to visit Vivero Yautepec. It is a gigantic nursery, with extensive stock of Mexican fruit trees (and everything else) They will ship throughout Mexico. http://viveroyautepec.com.mx/
We loved our sala fresca but got a bit tired of the rain coming in and when the opportunity to use these lovely windows came about, we decided to take on yet another project!
When we bought our 1890's house it was mostly restored/remodeled....but there was plenty left to do. Paint, finishing the kitchen, light fixtures, and much more.
Our backyard was a concrete wasteland, not friendly to dogs or humans. The remodel will use salvage historic materials to go with our 100+ year old house. And grass!