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Photos - Frames left and right: Downtown Oaxaca Mexico - the differences in doors and windows are as varied as tourists that arrive here every day. Both door (left) and window (right) have thick and thin wrought iron for security but the patterns are really quite beautiful. The window at right looks as if it is a teller's window at a bank with a small opening at the bottom in which to pass something through.
Center frame: Looking east along V Guerrero - except for the motor vehicles, this could be a scene from a hundred or more years past.
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Photos - Frames left and right: Every door is different in the city of Oaxaca - each one is built specifically to fit the opening in the adobe building.
Center frame: A vendor with his supply cart stops to watch for a pause in traffic on his way to the Zocalo.
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Photos - Frames left and center: Wooden door on left and aluminum and wooden stripes (in center) covered with a wrought iron fence.
Frame right: Two cement masons glaze the Adobe and Brick on a building front along Reforma Street in the downtown section. Note the lack of any safety features.
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