Every Picture Tells a Story

Fallen Leaf

Rock por El Reloj / Rock for The Watchtower

Rock Concert for the benefit of the Watchtower of the city of Pachuca at Teatro San Francisco, Thursday, April 5th 19:00 Hours / Concierto de Rock en beneficio de El "Reloj" de Pachuca en el Teatro San Francisco, Jueves 5 de Abril a las 7 PM.

Primavera / Spring

Give me the splendid silent Sun

with all his beams full-dazzling.

W. Whitman.

Carving Tree

Its a fossilized tree called Metropoli, on the other side, its carved "The Earth Goddess" see it in a:
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Street Reflections

Singing Neighbours

Feeling the proximity of Spring, on a Jacaranda tree.

Leonora Carrington

Two works by the greatest surrealistic painter & sculptor, Leonora Carrington: Crocodile Fountain and the bench "There's no place anymore" [Ya no hay lugar].

David's Fountain

Leaves

Gastronomy School

Window of a Gastronomy School of Pachuca, near Mexico City.

Smoking Area

Smoking areas (only outdoors) like these pretty ladies did.

Santa Fe

Santa Fe a new devolepment in the western hills of the city, a growing boom of construction in this area, like this isolated buildings.

Paseo de la Reforma

Paseo de la Reforma, the main street and in the background, the Diana Fountain & the tallest building in the city, "La Torre Mayor"

Tiempo de Amar / Time for Love

Jacaranda of February

Jacaranda is a genus of 49 species of flowering plants in the family Bignoniaceae, native to tropical and subtropical regions of South and Central America, Mexico, and the Caribbean. The genus name is also used as the common name. [Wikipedia] The city is full of this beautiful tree.

Tiny Dancers

A school representation of a Mexican dance, call "Jarabe Tapatio".

Salto del Agua

Don Antonio de Bucareli y Ursúa el 20 de marzo de 1779 siendo el nuevo virrey de la Nueva España, mandó construir e inaugurar una fuente en la cual terminaban los arcos de un acueducto por donde corría el tan necesitado líquido, que iba desde los manantiales del cerro del Chapulin (Chapultepec); este acueducto recorría lo que es actualmente la Avenida Chapultepec y Arcos de Belén.
Salto del Agua fountain, placed nearby in 1779 by Viceroy Don Antonio de Bucareli y Ursúa. This fountain is one of the remains of a large acueduct that existed in the colonial era and ran from Chapultepec Park to Salto del Agua. Today are some ruins about the acueduct in Avenida Chapultepec near Metro Sevilla. The fountain has a sculpture of three children riding dolphins. (Wiki)

Banca Reflejo / Reflection Bench

"Banca Reflejo" de Alberto Parodi, de la exhibicion en Paseo de la Reforma, Dialogo de Bancas. 'Reflection Bench' by Alberto Parodi, from the exhibition, Benches Dialogue at main street of the city.