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La Huasteca - The Sierra Madre Oriental of Northeastern Mexico

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Nacimiento of the Rio Sabinas	Students and Faculty at el Nacimiento	Slash and Burn Agriculture	Scarecrow
Chaca Tree Dry Season	Rio Sabinas Dry Season	Rancho el Cielito Dry Season	Lunch Gomez Farias
View from Lookout	Solution Valley el Cielo	Cabin in the Forest el Cielo	West Ridge el Cielo

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Guest		30-Nov-2012 02:30
Hello Dr. Paul, You certainly captured the beauty of the areas in you photos. Nice website. Edna Garza-Escobedo

Guest		18-Aug-2008 23:03
Hi you have great photos, I went to Hostal del Cafe a beatiful place but I had a sad expirience and that is that I saw how bad the owner treat her workers please don't give your money to a person like that. Another wonderful hotels are Hotel Dolores, El castillo, Las pozas

Guest		18-Aug-2008 23:03
Hi you have great photos, I went to Hostal del Cafe a beatiful place but I had a sad expirience and that is that I saw how bad the owner treat her workers please don't give your money to a person like that. Another wonderful hotels are Hotel Dolores, El castillo, Las pozas

chriswhitehead07		13-Jul-2008 11:26
Some beautiful pictures here

Ruben Maqueda		06-Feb-2008 07:26
Hi everyone, My name is Ruben and I went to Xilitla SLP last November to visit my uncle. I stayed at the Hostal del Cafe and it was like staying at "La Casa Azul" of Frida Kahlo. My grandmother lived in this town for many years. She also lived in AXTLA DE TERRAZAS were I atended first grade. Xilitla have several caves and when I was a kid there was a rumor that there was a piramid on top of the San Anton mountain. Those anybady knows anything about this or anyone been to the top of this mountain. Regards, Ruben.

VERO		29-Nov-2007 23:27
YES I WOULD LIKE INFORMATION ON HOW TO TAKE A TOUR IN JUNE 2008..PLEASE LET ME KNOW

ana paula latapi		28-Nov-2007 01:09
hi!, i´m starting this eco and extreme tourism in this zone!, if you have people wich would like to come, i can arrange everything for you!, i´ve some tours, wich includes a little of everything, come and visit this amazing place, it´s my passion, and my entire family passion!, cheers!,

Olga		17-Nov-2007 20:31
I was so happy to find this site and your pictures!! I visited Tamul over 15 years ago, by accident, and ever since I've been wanting to return but didn't know how to get there. I remember it's tricky getting over to the Tamul Waterfall, we took a pebble road to a small cabin and then asked for Don Catarino who took us up river on one of his rafts. Beautiful pics!!! Now, if anyone can give me directions on how to get there again I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks! Olga

Erica Lopez		28-Aug-2007 17:07
Hey Dr. Paull! I like this gallery!

Daniel Beams		25-Dec-2006 17:33
You have some great pics here. I love the Sierra Madre. Lots of hidden jewels. I backpacked there years ago (before the digital era). I have lots of South American gallaries on pbase if you are interested. Merry Christmas, Daniel

Antonia Balbuena		31-Jul-2006 23:22
I love your pictures. I have not had the oportunity to get to know so many beautiful places in my country. I dream with the day that I may go to this places. It is like a piece of heaven on earth. Thank you for bringing it to us.

Don Cuevas		16-May-2006 01:10
Gracias; we hope to visit this region in November.

Ashley Hockenberry		27-Mar-2006 01:58
excellent gallery

sevres babylone		01-Jan-2005 06:21
Thanks for posting these. I have never been to this part of Mexico, but your pictures are acting as a magnet. You have captured some amazing beauty.

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