El Panteon de Dolores, Monterrey, Mexico.
Stairs outside of Horno 3 – a former foundry oven which now serves as a museum in Monterrey’s Parque Fundidora.
On a side note: In case some are wondering why I have not posted to the photoblog for awhile – I have been in the midst of moving, or better said, relocating. The big time-consuming challenge has been that I am not just changing houses, or cities, but countries with a move back to the US after spending several years in Mexico. And with my love for warmer climates (or more like overwhelming desire to avoid cold winters), I have chosen to make Southern California my home. More photos soon!!!!
The spiral in el Paseo de Santa Lucia and el Cerro de la Silla as seen from a walkway leading to Parque Fundidora.
An angel in Panteón Dolores with Cerro de las Mitras (translating it to Mitras Hill just doesn’t sound right) in the background.
Downtown Monterrey. Yes, the city is filled with buses. Just stay out of their way…
Three angels mounted on the side of La Purisima in downtown Monterrey. As I mentioned in a previous post, additional info on La Purisima can found in Wikepedia.
This image is from outside of La Purisima, a church in Monterrey. The church was built in the 40s and with a good deal of controversy for the modern design of the art that adorns it (article in Spanish). I may add a few more pictures of it this week. The outside of the church, it’s grounds, and the park in front of it are very-well kept. If only the same were true for the artwork.
With pirated DVDs cutting into her royalty checks, the years have not been kind to Ariel. It looks like she is working as a showgirl to supplement her income.
Seriously, this is just another shot of what I found on the street one Sunday morning while walking through downtown Monterrey.
