Taxco, a Silver Mining Town Southwest

of Mexico City (19-20 Dec)

Taxco is an old silver mining town in the state of Guerrero, clinging to the side of the Sierra Madre. Like San Miguel de Allende, the town's colonial heritage is protected by the Mexican government.

Its unique geological situation affords fabulous views from virtually any angle.

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Wall with Taxco's name (used as theme for non-text only page!)
Jack at the outskirts of Taxco
Narrow street leading to the Centro (center of town)
Jeff in the parking lot of the hotel
View from the hotel's veranda
Eigil the parking lot of the hotel
Daniel resting on the luggage in the parking lot of the hotel
Another view from the veranda
View from our room
Lis & Jeff in a patio of the hotel
Daniel & Eigil Under a tree
Vivi & Sofia on the long march to the pool
Everyone settling down at the pool
Jack & Sofia testing the waters
Eigil up in the balcony
Jack, Eigil , & Jeff walking the streets
Jack at the entrance of a shop & restaurant
Jeff at the same entrance, from a different angle
The church at the center of town
Lunch in an upstairs restaurant, in the center of town
Cotton candy maker
Jack under a giant piņata
View of the downtown church from a shop
Cindy, Lis, & Vivi in a silver shop
Sofia, Vivi & Lis enjoying ice cream at nigh in one oz the plazas
Jack, Daniel, Lis, Sofia, Cindy, & Eigil eating ice cream
Sofia, Jeff, Lis, and Daniel coming out to the hotel's veranda at night
A Daniel, Sofia, and Vivi Totem Pole
An Eigil, Daniel, Sofia, and Jack Totem Pole
Jeff, Cindy, & Eigil portrait on the veranda
Night view of Taxco
Eigil Jeff & Lis in a patio
Sofia, Vivi, Daniel, & Lis headed toward town
Lis bargaining
Panorama from the hotel's veranda (112k)
Panorama from above the hotel's pool (169k)