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Qué curiosa manera de llevar los botellones de agua :-D
ReplyDeleteReminds me of my trip to Mexico last year, they do have a lot of "water bikes" there, I think it's genius! Hope you're having a fun time :-)
ReplyDeletejoshylola/ al parecer es muy efficiente (y ejercitante!!) LOL
ReplyDeletejargon/ yes! I couldn't agree more with you-waterbikes, great one :D
love the blue in the zócalo shot.
ReplyDeletecafe de tacuba? is that where DF's most famous band got it's name?
ReplyDeleteingrato. no me digas que me quieres
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LOL that cafe has been around for decades, Im sure it's somehow related, though tacuba is also a section within a borough, a metro stop and of course the band responsible for one of my favorite concerts in 1992...