Images from the Gulf of Mexico Survey Week Six.
The Mexican Border to Cuidad de Veracruz.
A simple fishing village in Mexico. No international terminal though.
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Scott's
artwork was the largest show to hit
La Pesca since Milton Berle drove
through town in 1957.
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El Tajin Zona Archeologica. Mexico has many fantastic ruins. Fortunately, many tourists decide to create web pages about these after they return home.
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Drawing on site at El Tajin.
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On the left, intrepid Volodores on the right A birds-eye view of El Tajin Ruins
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Just northwest of Veracruz you'll want to relax on the Costa Esmerelda and maybe set up camp at the Zorro Campground.
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Working in and around Fort San Juan in beautiful Veracruz Mexico. To see the fort from the air click on this link.
History, industry and tourism. Is there anything that Veracruz can't provide?
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