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1. About a book (uisart@hotmail.com)
2. Re: I'm going to be visiting the (uisart@hotmail.com)

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Date: Tue, 1 May 2012 19:24:34 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] About a book
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Luis Arturo Huerta Rodr?guez

Hi!

With the shame, I travel to nochistl?n about 10 times by year, and don't know if there is a good library. There is the "biblioteca municipal" at "la presidencia", but the books are for consulting, not for sale. And I remember have seen a magazine store in "el mercado", that was 2 or 3 years ago.

The only one book I have read about Nochistl?n's history is "Nochistl?n de Zacatecas" of Clotilde Evelia Quirarte an exemplar mochistlense woman and a very good book.

I get this book at "el parian" in a wedding shop almost at the corner southwest of this place.

I am half nochistlense, but I am misinformed. I hope you can find better help.

Don't forget to taste a good "plato de birria" some "gorditas con papas, sopes, pozole" and an icecream sitting at "el jard?n". There are "carnitas" and "pollos asados" but don't know how nochistlenses are they.

P.D. Almost forgot "las micheladas"

P.D.2 I think the church you said is "el templo de San Jos?"

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Date: Tue, 1 May 2012 20:23:16 -0700 (PDT)
From: uisart@hotmail.com
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Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] I'm going to be visiting the
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Hi Elysia!

About Guadalajara!

The places they told you are great, if you can stay at "El centro hist?rico" you can walk all of it.

It has a few of streets for tourism and walking called "La palza tapat?a" between catedral and "El instituto cultural Caba?as", there is too "El mercado de San Juan De Dios" with lots of food and "artesan?as" there are not problems by the day. By the night are some streets litle insecure, but you will know it before you in in they. Is not too bad, just is better to avoid the risk.

A good place to hear mariachis is "el parian" at Tlaquepaque, it is about 15 minutes by car from the center of Guadalajara. There are artesan?as too.

Another place for artesan?as is "El tianguis de Tonal?" The trafic is terrific, but if you have time, it worth it.

Zapopan has "La basilica" if you want to visit "La generala" (La virgen de Zapopan)

Most of the recent insecure problems in Guadalajara are with "los c?rteles" between they selfs. Practically you don't notice it if you don't see the news.

Luis Arturo Huerta Rodr?guez

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