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January 16th 2017
Published: January 17th 2017
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tet,ooti,we,ka,n ) is an Ancient Mesoamerican city located in the Valley of Mexico, 40 kms from Mexico city, Known today as the site of many Pyramids buily in the pre Columbian Americas. We visited the site and the murals then went for a delicious walk and a 6 km walk home to the RV Park. Another great day in the life of Mexico 24 deg a slight wind and clear skies.

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The Sun GodThe Sun God
The Sun God
The sun God Pyramid The sun God Pyramid
The sun God Pyramid


The homesThe homes
The homes

The avenue of the deadThe avenue of the dead
The avenue of the dead
HomesHomes
Homes
multi family homesmulti family homes
multi family homes
The theaterThe theater
The theater
avenue of the deadavenue of the dead
avenue of the dead


Pyramid of the moonPyramid of the moon
Pyramid of the moon
the painting of the Pumathe painting of the Puma
the painting of the Puma

Entrance to the avenue of the deadEntrance to the avenue of the dead
Entrance to the avenue of the dead

The pyramid of the moonThe pyramid of the moon
The pyramid of the moon
MuralMural
Mural
Court yard of the Palacio de QuetzalpapalotiCourt yard of the Palacio de Quetzalpapaloti
Court yard of the Palacio de Quetzalpapaloti


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