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Fragmented Impressions | Day 343bof my 2023 Journal

Cecilie Conrad·Dec 9, 2023· 1 minute

Honestly, I just wanted to include some more impressions from the same day.

The streets with their shiny buildings contrasting the little cargo-bike-food stalls, the architecture of the Anthropological Museum, the London style busses, the cookie-house they are building just around the corner from where we live, the mural along the main road, the original Aztec sculpture displayed in the street, the little guy washing the huge car, the entertainment dancers dressed as Aztecs hiding from the rain.

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