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  • They stand as erect as military recruits, their hands clasped politely before them, as Oriol demonstrates the sunset-colored sheet that is pressed trout eggs and Mateu shows them how to spin sugar on a drill bit for the muelle.

    The Sorcerer’s Apprentices Lisa Abend 2011

  • They stand as erect as military recruits, their hands clasped politely before them, as Oriol demonstrates the sunset-colored sheet that is pressed trout eggs and Mateu shows them how to spin sugar on a drill bit for the muelle.

    The Sorcerer’s Apprentices Lisa Abend 2011

  • The malecon is punctuated by a large pier or muelle that extends out into the bay from the center of town.

    La Paz, Baja California Sur 2007

  • The coffee shop Esquisito is on the malecon between the dock (muelle) and the Burger King.

    La Paz, Baja California Sur 2007

  • The coffee shop Esquisito is on the malecon between the dock (muelle) and the Burger King.

    La Paz, Baja California Sur 2007

  • La Fuente is a family business on the Malecon near the tower at the muelle, conveniently marked with a tree painted with polka-dots.

    La Paz, Baja California Sur 2007

  • La Fuente is a family business on the Malecon near the tower at the muelle, conveniently marked with a tree painted with polka-dots.

    La Paz, Baja California Sur 2007

  • The malecon is punctuated by a large pier or muelle that extends out into the bay from the center of town.

    La Paz, Baja California Sur 2007

  • Roundtrip launch boletos (tickets) are sold on the muelle (dock) for about $2, and the 30-person launches leave whenever the all the seats have been filled.

    Patzcuaro: the soul of Michoacan's Meseta Purepecha 1997

  • The train station is about 3 km. from the center of town, between the muelle and the bus station.

    Patzcuaro: the soul of Michoacan's Meseta Purepecha 1997

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