Arches

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I'm bored, here are some arches. I've recently had a bizarre fascination with them. Arches, churches and old cemeteries. Mexico is great for all three! Enjoy!

Tepic, Nayarit: Museo Regional de Antropologia e Historia de Nayarit-Center Courtyard


Guadalajara, Jalisco: Catedral Central- Interior


Zapopan, Jalisco: Los Arcos de Zapopan with fountain


Mexico City: Chapultepec Castle


Mexico City: Palacio Gobierno- Shot from second floor, interior courtyard


Tepozotlan, Mexico: Old Jesuit monastery- Interior Courtyard


Tepozotlan, Mexico: Old Jesuit monastery- Ancient Aqueduct


Teuchitlan, Jalisco: Top of the Basilica


Austin, TX: Austin Women's Club

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1. Some more arches

St. Raphael's Cathedral, Dubuque, Iowa.

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2. Ooh, pretty. Catholic Churches are usually nice.

What goes on inside, eh, whatever (I grew up Catholic).

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3. I really like the first two.

The lines and colors in the second one are great.

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4. Guadalajara's main Cathedral is gorgeous

Architectural purists don't like it, because it's sort of a mish-mash of styles (owing to earthquakes). The damn thing is four hundred years old to boot, and it really is beautiful. Next week, when I get back, I'm going to take some shots of Templo Expiatorio-now that is a weird, yet beautiful church.

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5. More arches

Got a few more arches to show from St. Francis Xavier Basilica, Dyersville, Iowa when I was out there a week ago.

[Richard D]

6. Beautiful shots

And I have to ask: What's your sig line mean?

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7. It's hexadecmial code for

Brain has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down.

[Richard D]

8. LOL!

OK.