After our return from Mexico City to Aguascalientes, we chilled out for a while and then went back on the road, this time to a touristic town called
Zacatecas, one of the major centers of
silver mining in the new world by the Spanish conquistadors. It was a nice colonial town (the cathedral of which you can see in the picture at the top of the post), with deactivated silver mines open for visitation, and apparently some mines still producing. We headed into one such mine, where I got this nice picture below that may resemble something else.
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