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by ZihuaRob ⌂ @, Zihuatanejo, México, Wednesday, August 31, 2016, 10:10 (3727 days ago)

I thought some of you might enjoy seeing the finished mural in our zócalo. While I personally would have chosen some different content, such as perhaps Los Morros de Potosí instead of Las Piedras del Sacramento, and really ANYTHING instead of the sunken Jesus, I think the artist did a fine job and deserves to be commended.

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by upnortnick, Wednesday, August 31, 2016, 10:24 (3727 days ago) @ ZihuaRob

Great photo! I'm looking forward to seeing it in person.

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by frostbite @, Hamilton MT, Wednesday, August 31, 2016, 12:50 (3727 days ago) @ ZihuaRob

I like Tamacun's stoic expression while being bitten by a croc.

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by JeffMN ⌂ @, Minneapolis MN USA, Wednesday, August 31, 2016, 13:02 (3727 days ago) @ ZihuaRob

I'll give it this: it's colorful. But I would much rather have seen the funds put toward some kind of plantings -- especially a few shade trees -- proven to be able to stand up to conditions like those at la cancha.

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by jeffx, Wednesday, August 31, 2016, 13:12 (3727 days ago) @ JeffMN

Ah..... come on Rob, grab a brush and paint the town.

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by jaui @, Zihuatanejo, Friday, September 02, 2016, 21:03 (3725 days ago) @ ZihuaRob

02 Sept. 2016

Actually, I heard, and, was hoping that, they would REBUILD the traditional original outdoor amphitheater that they tore down at the beginning of A. Bravo's administration.
They could of left the mural to accompany the amphitheater.

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by jaui @, Zihuatanejo, Friday, September 02, 2016, 21:12 (3725 days ago) @ JeffMN

September 2nd 2016

Excerpt from JeffMN...
...... "especially a few shade trees -- proven to be able to stand up to conditions like those at la cancha."

A few things come to mind:

--Low maintenance shade trees would be most appropriate, in lieu of the small plants they installed.
¿Maybe some palm trees fit that description?

--Regarding, being "able to stand up to conditions like those at La Cancha"--->
One of those conditions, I can testify to, is the destructiveness of SOME of the local population.
Like trampling over plants, and the like. And throwing their trash where it doesn't belong.
In a few months, what they just planted, will be destroyed/deteriorated, mark my words.

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