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 The back yard of the Amititla Eco tourism |
| Here is the matriarch of the family in traditional indigenous attire. In the fourth image, she is standing next to the offerings table for the day of the dead, behind her is the day of the dead alter. | ||||
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| The Amatitla Eco tourism center has many different types of plants, trees and animal idenfified. These are but a few of the wonderful views available to the traveler at the center | ||||
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| Methane gas production using pig excrement | A traditional welcome and blessing for the visitors | Day of the dead bread, note the human figures | ||
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| Map of Amatitla | The facilities | Inside | Just a small number of the flowers at the Center | The family cooking tamales for the day of the dead. 4 different types of tamales sweet, bean,red, green and mole. Each was cooked on a different day |
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| Tlapiales from the hot side of Zongolica | Vivian | A map of the municipality. | ||
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