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Arrival ...

out! we all fall down ...

Stability ...

Communion: Duck diving and Monique ...

not move! desafoco me ...

Elegance: Wow!

Obedience ...

So?

Or so?

Hurry, Monique!

seems say, come back ...!

Conversation between friends ...

Embrace summer vacation, will not go to any corner of Mexico: I will talacha to my life. Love, Monique.

Location: Laguna de Términos. Campeche, Mex.

Photo: Monique C.

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PRAYER FOR THE DIGNITY OF MAN ...

"No I have neither given nor face, nor any place that is properly yours, nor is any particular gift you, O Adam, to your face, your place and your gifts, you who want them, and conquer them The thereby possess yourself. Nature simply has to other species within established laws for me. But you, whom nothing limited by your own will, in whose hands I have given you, you define yourself. I placed in the middle of the world so you could look into what the world contains. I have not made nor blue, nor earth, neither mortal nor immortal, in order to free yourself, the way of a good painter or a sculptor working, auction your own way ": PICO Mirandola.

Quoted as the epigraph of the book "Opus nigrum" by Marguerite Yourcenar.

Photo: Monique.

Location: Laguna de achicha, Puebla, Mex.

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DESERT VOICES OF REGIONAL MUSEUM OF QUERETARO

We have our own thorns. Appreciate them in the wilderness reminds us of the pain emerged in each puncture, which is life.

deny their own beauty, it would undermine the natural.

Encouraged by the good climate, landscape, adventure and professional work related to the deserts of Mexico, the expedition of "Own Land" started our journey to the Biosphere Reserve Tehuacán-Cuicatlán; protected natural area between the states of Puebla and Oaxaca 30 minutes from the city of Tehuacan, Puebla, Mex.

Leaving the Puebla-Oaxaca highway and the town of Tehuacan, to ascend the road free Huajuapan de Leon. Slowly an old door in sepia and green soft, open look.

A scream rose bursts.

A lookout on constant alert.

Walk the inhospitable is pitiful. The challenge: come out unscathed.

apparently are desolate places that require the melancholy thought to have a dry, arid, what a deception!: Deserts are living life.

Fortunately the man's hand, comes shortly here ....

Zapotitlán Valley, inhabited in ancient times by groups Popolocas, chochos, Mixtec, Cuicatecos, Mazatec, Nahuatl and Zapotec. We observed a salt mine; important resource in the classical period, prompting the trade with other peoples of the region .

A column-trajani Cephalocereus or "white thistle" lives about 140 years.

As the skin surrounding the body, the presence of spines in most desert plants, serve to protect against herbivores and are collecting the morning dew.

Biosphere Reserve Tehuacán-Cuicatlán covers an area of \u200b\u200b490, 817 hectares.

The flora is accompanied by rich fauna: reptiles, birds, mammals, among others ...

Biznagas (Echinocactus platyacanthus)

Mezquites, Izotales periculosa yucca, cactus of column-trajani Cephalocereus, cactus Stenocereus stellatus, have a range of biodiversity Valley.

Gracious desert.

Church gradient of the small town of 2,500 inhabitants 25 km from Tehuacán, Puebla, dedicated to the exploitation of salt .

mercy! seems to shout, evoking Herman Melville: "Lord, send Lazarus to his fingers wet our lips and we cool a little of the sufferings of this hell"

Silent .... sorry

Zapotitlán 7 kilometer, we located the Botanical Garden HELIA BRAVO HOLLIS. The biologist devoted more than 50 years of his academic life to the study of cacti in Mexico .

Botanical Garden, Sanctuary of plants in the region.

Hermosa platform of more than 3000 plant species, 30% are endemic. The promise to return in October to the Biosphere Reserve Tehuacán-Cuicatlán, still stands.

Photo: Monique C.

Location: Biosphere Reserve Tehuacán-Cuicatlán

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ROOM: PREHISPANIC

time as life has a starting point and end, defined as return and renewal.

"there really were together, were living. Many traces of what they did and left there, are still there, are" Indios de Sahagún.

The historic center of the city of Santiago de Queretaro, Mexico, gets the category of Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 1996. Colonial Town who beat time, mixing occurred between indigenous and English; pillar in the consolidation of the Mexican nation. The State of Querétaro is located in central Mexico, 2 hours Federal District.

The possibility of developing a professional job in the short term, I crawled to Queretaro, visit the main civil and religious buildings built between the XVI and XVIII, sensitivity and upset me recalls the fascinating visit REGIONAL MUSEUM .

Old Temple and Convent of San Francisco, now houses the Regional Museum, considered the first religious building in the city of Queretaro, built in 1540, later worked as a prison, and a cathedral between 1865 and 1922.

QUERETARO ROOM PREHISPANIC , houses the major pre-Columbian cultures settled in the three geo-cultural areas of the State: The valleys, the semi-desert and the Sierra Gorda. The North Central was occupied by various groups Otomi, Nahuatl, Tarascan, Pame, jonaces, among others, who were traveling in an area of \u200b\u200bcontact between the agricultural villages and semi-nomadic groups, recognized by the Nahua of highland chichimeca

Three components enshrine the same process of Mesoamerican civilization: The economy, based on agriculture and maize as the main element and environment in which organized agricultural cycles, additional crops: chile, beans, squash, and harvesting activities, hunting and fishing.

The existence of hierarchical societies that delimit and disputed territory, giving rise to the presence of state formations and the existence of tax systems.

The prevalence of a common way of looking at life, the world, time and space, whose key schedule; focal point of their worldview and ritualism. The account calendrical features two interlocking systems: The agricultural calendar (365 days) based on the annual cycle and seasonal changes and the ritual calendar (260 days) related to the Venusian cycle, the two calendars coincided to the same starting point every 52 years .

ROOM: THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF QUERETARO

With its singularities ethnic and linguistic minorities, indigenous people are an essential part of the diversity, the IDS deep cultural roots Queretana society, like other natives of the country, you must place in the national project, involving respect for their language, its culture, its forms of organization, its land and resources.

recreates the life, sensation, thought and the worldview of Otomi and Pame people who lived in the State of Querétaro.

L a fall of Tenochtitlan in 1521 changed the political landscape of ancient Mexico. The English conquistadors base their rule over the ruins of the Aztec empire.

Otomi groups who were subjected by Mexican, Tarascan, and exposed to collision with the northern tribes sought to expand and founded several towns in the sixteenth century: San Juan del Rio, Queretaro, San Miguel Allende, among others.

Dance, music, parades, food, candles, incense, are extensions loaded with symbolism that make up the rituals and religious festivals. The thought is Otomi a triad: The divine, natural and everyday.

VICEREGAL ROOM: THE CROSS AND THE SWORD

Graphics Memory of the social and religious organization that imposed the English conquerors to indigenous groups in the region.

The work of evangelization Spain accounted for the argument by which ideological and legally sought to legitimize the conquest and colonization of American territories and the subjugation of the peoples who lived here .

systematic evangelization of the "New Spain" started in 1523, with the arrival of twelve Franciscans led by Fray Martin de Valencia. . The Franciscans settled in Mexico, Puebla and Tlaxcala, from there moved to Michoacan, Jalisco, Hidalgo, Querétaro, to venture north.

The viceroyalty was the form of government that imposed the English conquistadors in the territory now occupied by Mexico after the fall of Tenochtitlan in 1521 and ended with the country's independence in 1821.

ROOM: INDEPENDENCE

L formed as collections of furniture, paintings, documents, photographs, weapons and sculptures, refresh our historical memory.

Presents seat Queretaro Mexico's independence, its protagonists and portraits of heroes insurgents.

Urn used to transfer the remains of Doña Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez, Mexico City, the mausoleum dedicated in his honor in the old cemetery "De la Cruz" in Querétaro.

historical research, social anthropology and makes it possible to study the recovery of our past. The Regional Museum of Querétaro spread the legacy.

The "Independence" Mexico amended the fate of the Franciscan convent. When you start the armed struggle the space was used as a jail for some insurgents.

The Franciscan convent building had several stages, starting first in the sixteenth century. The present aspect corresponds to the eighteenth century. In 1936 under the leadership of the National Institute of Anthropology and History, opens Regional Museum. Attentive to the explanation of the guides, I spent more than four hours in their domains, has an outline of the recovered memory.

later, not to mention my fascination by trains, I visited the old railway station, now a museum.

way to the hotel, I ran into the house of the Marquesa, baroque mansion of the eighteenth century stands impressive cut stone.

Dreams asleep. Boutique Hotel Quinta Santiago "

Location: REGIONAL MUSEUM OF QUERETARO

Photo: Monique C.