Breathtaking to Z

The rain Saturday night left Zihuatanejo's skies pretty crisp and clear and deep blue. I should've taken some photos yesterday when the clouds were just perfect against the cerulean sky, but...

Anyway, this morning I think the colors were just perfect for getting a nice reflection of the sky off La Boquita canal, and on the way back from La Madera I finally remembered to get a shot of some "ruins" that have sat there unfinished for at least 20 years I hope you like them. And I hope they're not too artsy-fartsy for anyone.

Wonderful pix, Rob! I know that building well, and am fascinated with its architecture. Any idea what it was intended to be?

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I LOVE that building in your first picture! I've taken so many pictures of it but none are as beautiful.

Very nice. I love the black and white.

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Love them both, but you really capture "the ruins"! Do you have any history of it? I look @ it every day on the combi from La Ropa & always see something different! Can't believe the amount of big trees growing out of the rooms!

just like angkor wat.

just like angkor wat.

I believe we should name it the Ruins of Itzachichi.