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Merida, part 3

Our last day in Merida was mostly walking and walking. On Sunday morning Paseo de Montejo and some other near-by streets are closed for cars so you can walk there freely and also bike everywhere (I wish we could but our baby is too small for that yet). There hardly is a chance to miss on that. We also visited the zoo and a family park. It was so much fun, we haven't visited the zoo for far too long. Bonus point: it's completely free! lost of shade for people who are hot all the time, tons of attractions for kids (suitable up to teenage years) and food for everyone. And you know me, I love a good zoo and a long walk. very enjoyable half-day. Late in the afternoon we sat on bus and journeyed back home.
Merida Streets.













Zoo and it's inhabitants. So pretty and I'd say animals look happy and well kept. The places are pretty wide and big, I have to admit I didn't feel any heavy emotions seeing them.







 
My outfit is very basic and mimics my first day formula. A bucket hat (comfy!), long shorts with big pockets (I found them in boys section) and a shirt (shirts are my favorites because of the baby lately). I think playing with black and white made this outfit very cute and I have to admit I liked it more than oyer-touristy first day shirt shirt look.





I was wearing:
Cuidado con el Perro shirt, hat and shoes
boy shorts from Walmart
levi's belt

 

Have a nice day,
Lyosha

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Comments

  1. What a great way to learn about the country and explore its daily life! Awesome pictures.

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  2. The place seems amazing! Very charming and laidback. I would love to explore the area one day, that would be amazing.

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  3. How awesome that the zoo is free! It sounds like you had a wonderful day and you got some great photos of the animals :) Your outfit looks like the perfect one for a day of walking around a lot too :)

    Hope you are having a good day :)

    Away From The Blue

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  4. Oh my goodness. What a gorgeous place! Your pictures are so beautiful. The animals are so special and I'm glad you were able to see them. What a wonderful experience <3
    the creation of beauty is art.

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  5. Love travel blogs. Thank you for taking us on the journey with you! I love zoos!

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  6. It looks amazing place and haven't been to there. I will keep this in mind to visit in the future.

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  7. Love the colors all around in this place... those buildings are so very pretty and vibrant

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  8. A zoo is always fun to go to, but they aren't free here in Belgium

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  9. That is so wonderful that the zoo is free! It sounds like you had a wonderful day out with the family.

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  10. Your post brought back sweet memories from my visit to Merida. A trip down nostalgia lane. Such a colourful city. Beautifully clicked pictures!

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  11. Merida seems like a place I would love to visit. Beautiful streets, colorful architecture and good weather.

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  12. That sounds like a great place to visit with the family sometime and learn a lot about its history and culture. Lovely photos as well.

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