Dennis seems anxious to show me around. He takes me to a favorite place of his for lunch.

Is it Pingas? I forgot the name and I can't quite read this sign. We had a full lunch which consisted of soup, plate of rice beans and enchiladas, plus desert all for $3.

I am hard pressed to capture this city with my camera. Not so sure I could do much better on all these angles with a very expensive one. I have been lost so many times already, I also lost count. :-)

I love the panaderias of Mexico.

Now these are the heavy foot path thoroughfares, unlike most of the twisting narrow paths one must navigate when going off up the various paths. (It's Dennis on the right.)

A popular bar Dennis says. He had to stop drinking 22 years ago. Not that he wanted to. I said good for him.

Statues of famous people all over the place. This city once produced 20% of the world's silver supply. As Captain Ron says - Shows!

Actually, lunch wasn't quite ready yet so Dennis takes me here to Mexico chain restaurant "VIPS" for juice and a coke. See Dennis in the background. Gasp - see "Walmart" on the credit card debit machine. :-0

So many fine old buildings like this.

I should hide this one because people who know me know I shun others who keep hitting the same restaurant. Guilty! I went back the second night for chicken flautas. I ordered 7 that came with salad rice and beans all for $3.00. Melt in your mouth, fre

Set in the large room of the restaurant, I stretch my peripheral vision and hearing to the limits. Posting my thoughts on what I heard and saw would also stretch this block's limits. Blog time?