Mexico(Part 19)The fabrics of San Juan de Chamula, Chiapas

San Juan de Chamula

This was a trip that Helga from the school set up for Carol and me with a private guide.

At the end of classes on Wednesday, our guide, Teresa, came to the school and off we went in a taxi up into the hills to visit one of the most colorful villages in the area–San Juan de Chamula!

In SJC we went into the home of a local family who sold some beautiful fabrics that you can see here in the photos.

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Pretty neat stuff, huh? But, we weren’t leaving the house quite yet….there were still tortillas to eat in the kitchen. 

Next-Eating REAL Mexican tortillas

If you want some great Mexican food holiday recipes I notice that Dave Cathey, The Oklahoman’s food editor has some great recipes on his web site. You can find it here: http://blog.newsok.com/fooddude/category/mexican-food/

BTW-If you want to check out some really neat stuff about what is happening on the redesigned Newsok.com then you need to check out Alan Herzberger’s update here

View my other travel blogs on NewsOk.com:Colombia:                                                                     http://blog.newsok.com/thewanderer/category/colombia/

Mexico:                                                                            http://blog.newsok.com/thewanderer/category/mexico/                                                                       Caribbean island of Barbuda:                              http://blog.newsok.com/thewanderer/category/barbuda/      

San Juan with a 5 hour layover:                                    http://blog.newsok.com/thewanderer/category/san-juan-puerto-rico/      

Fly around the U.S. for the day:                                    http://blog.newsok.com/thewanderer/category/day-trip/

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Comments

Beautiful photographs of the rich colored Mexican textiles. Now I’m off to your link for recipes.
thank you,
Candylei

Candylei-
Glad you enjoyed them.

Steve

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