Every year in Mazatlan there are several house tours that are wonderful experiences. This year I went on one that showed homes owned by both gringos and Mexicans. This one formerly housed women in the Mazatlan Women's Jail. I met the Canadian woman who owned and restored the building. The room that you see here once was three cells. It is a creative restoration!
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I love the use of colors here. After two weeks of freezing weather, I'm ready for some warm tropical weather.
Oh beautiful! Love the colors!
Fine,your blog was in CDPB!
This colourful picture catch everyone`s eye, I think. And it is just those colours, which I was thinking in Mexico.
Just warmly beautiful!
Thanks for dropping by and letting me know your whreavouts, Kate! Will try to visit as often as possible. Love the colour-filled pics so far!
Kate..I am glad that you are back. And this is a wonderful sunny place:)
Welcome to DP. You have a great site with some beautiful photos. I'll definitely be back to visit.
elle est tres belle cette piece, la peinture murale est superbe. on s'imagine bien sur le divan, prenant un thé et en rêvassant
it is very beautiful this part, the mural is superb. one thinks well on the couch, taking a tea and while daydream
I'm ready to commit a crime to end up in that cell ;-))))
The colors are superb!
I love so much colours of your photos and I can't wait to see more shots from this wonderful country.
What a bright array of colours. Just what we need in UK with our recent bad weather!
My goodness, that is creative restoration. The 3 cells really would have been tiny. Beautiful colors and architecture.
So glad your internet is working. I love seeing this part of the world.
Kate, wherever you go you find murals. This one is nice too. Yes it is a bright sunny room.
wow, very creative, love the colours very much and the atmosphere is so inviting.
I could spend some "time" there! ;)
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw beautious Kate! Such warm, cheery colors! Just what the Northern Hemisphere needs! ;)
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