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19 July 2013 • 2

Mexico City

street art

zipping past the monument

to the moon, alice

unknown activity

red doors

guarding the DF

flying jellyfish brigade

a really bad nose job

beware of flamingo

alone on the playground

dome at the end of the street

a big effing flag

dome in the city

from the torre latina, 1

from the torre latina, 2

from the torre latina, 3

los tigres del norte

garibaldi

mexico also kicks our ass at buildings

please don't eat the truckers

poofy

i think it's art

domo arigato, red statue

native mexican giraffe

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Peter W Davies says:

20 July 2013 at 12:24 am

Great photos, can’t wait to be back there sometime soon!
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