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Tulum

TULUM a fortress on the cliffs, smiles down at the paradisaical Riviera Maya. iguanas, reside in ruins, overlooking the Caribbean sea, sitting pretty for photographs. long gone from old world - sacrifice and fear, Mayan riches and power, of Playa del Carmen. iguanas rest, play tourist peek-a-boo, never give thought nor sorrow, to the people of yesteryear. we don’t fear their reptile existence, their abundance, nor daunting size, perched upon impressive buildings - an ancient city of life and death, good and bad, repainted by the critical sun. Kim Rodrigues © 2017

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Date: 1/28/2017 11:36:00 AM
Nice Kim, very good imagery, a fantastic place, friends of mine just moved there to live from Canada.
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Kim Rodrigues
Date: 1/28/2017 6:03:00 PM
Thank you, John!

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