Five Photos: The Painted Walls of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Photo Features • World Hum • 02.19.10 | 10:23 AM ET

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1 Comment for Five Photos: The Painted Walls of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Rory Moulton 03.03.10 | 9:03 PM ET

Gorgeous. I also love the doors in historic Mexican cities - was in Old Mazatlan a couple years ago and must’ve photographed 30 different doors.
Really enjoyed it.

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