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A BILINGUAL BORDER BLOG - UN BLOG DE LA FRONTERA BILINGUE
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- Ceremonial Run for Indigenous Dignity 2007
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About Me
- lynn deweese-parkinson
- I am a bookseller with about 20 years experience, having taken up the trade after retiring as a trial lawyer. I deal exclusively in books on Mexico & bullfighting. I am sole proprietor of my shop in Playas de Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. I am also the list owner for The Bibliophile Mailing List, an email discussion list of book dealers, collectors, librarians, & others interested in the book trade. My unfulfilled ambitions are first, to play violin with such artistry as to make a Spanish Gypsy cry and second, to survive with grace in the arena with a full grown toro bravo.
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January
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- IMAC Parte 2
- IMAC, Instituto Municipal de Arte y Cultura
- Sunset in front of our home/El Ocaso en frente de ...
- The market in Tijuana/El mercado en Tijuana
- La Paz Museo/Museum
- More of/Mas de Bahia Balandra
- Bahia Balandra, La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico
- Arte publico en La Paz/Public art in La Paz
- Breakfast in La Paz/Desayuno en La Paz
- The Cathedral in La Paz/El catedral en La Paz
- El malecon en La Paz/The malecon en La Paz
- Entre Loreto y La Paz/Between Loreto & La Paz
- El malecon, Loreto
- In/en Loreto, Baja California Sur
- More cave paintings/Mas pinturas rupestres
- Baja Sur cave paintings/pinturas rupestres
- The way to the Cave of the Mouse/El camino a la Cu...
- Stopping for lunch/Parar para la comida
- Baja Sur Desert/Desierto
- Boogums and saguaros
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3 comments:
What is this place... The last picture... across the water..
It is the cleanest, clearest, most beautiful beach I have ever seen, just a few minutes south of La Paz. There was a very difficult fight between the people and the developers to preserve it. For once (and for now) the people (and fish and birds and rocks) won. The last picture is taken from a point in the middle of the bay, in the water near where the shark above swam by.
OHHHH Marvelous! Power to the People!!!!!
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