The City of San Miguel Allende
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By noontime, Fred and I were at DFW for our American Airlines flight down to the Guanajuato airport. San Miguel Allende does not have its own airport, so to get to the city it's best to fly to Guanajuanto, which leaves a 60-mile drive to San Miguel. For people who have no convenient flight to Guanajuato, there may be a flight to Leon or even to Mexico City. Each of these leaves a longer drive.

The map at left is really just to show you whereabouts in Mexico we were, in case you aren't familiar with the geography of the country.

We had pre-arranged for a driver to meet us at the airport and drive us over to San Miguel Allende. The meet-up and the trip over went without a hitch.

As far as the pictures we took between Dallas and San Miguel Allende, Fred took some on the flight down, since he had a window seat. On the drive over, I had the catbird seat, and took a number of pictures of the countryside between Guanajuato and San Miguel Allende. Fred then took some interesting pictures as we were driving through the city of San Miguel Allende.

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So I've put all these images in a little slideshow, and I have put them in the order they were taken.

To view the slideshow, just click on the image at left and I will open the slideshow in a new window. In the slideshow, you can use the little arrows in the lower corners of each image to move from one to the next, and the index numbers in the upper left of each image will tell you where you are in the series. When you are finished looking at the pictures, just close the popup window.

After Rodrigo had let us off, Fred wanted to get a picture before we hooked up with Greg and his current guests. The door to #8 Aldama is right behind me.

No sooner had I rung the bell than Greg and two of his current guests- Chase Hoover and Mohamed Al Khen- came out to greet us and usher us inside.

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	The City of San Miguel Allende
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