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| The colors of the southwest were a marvelous change from the gray winter palette that we'd left back in Minneapolis. |
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| Our choice of meals throughout the trip was, as it ought to be, foods from the southwest. |
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| A poster on this bar's wall features El Borracho (the drunkard). And there, on the right side of the bar, sits El Borracho in the flesh. |
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| Very near our hotel, a home's front yard featured a delightful collection of critter statuary. This photo doesn't show the half of it. |
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| This lovely church, in the Spanish style, was on the street that we walked repeatedly on our way to the center of the city. |
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| Another feature on our walk from the Clifton was this colorful faux-floral arch. Julie demonstrates the size of this thing. |
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| This angular building served as a marker for Congress and South Stone — key streets that we walked between the Clifton and downtown. |
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