Dolores Hidalgo, Mexico, Trail of Independence

Our next stop on the Mexican Trail of Independence was Dolores Hidalgo.

The buildings were WONDERFUL!

We walked all around the town and learned all about how this town was essential in the Mexican movement of independence.

We went into the Hildalgo Museum and loved it!

They wouldn't let us take any pictures though.

The museum was Priest Hildalgo's home and the church treasury.

As we walked outside this guy was selling caramel/chili apples...

Pop Pop had to try it!He said that it was delicious!

One thing this town is known for is its different flavors of ice cream.

We tried Mole', Pistachio,

 Avocado, Octopus, Cerveza, TEQUILA, 

Vanilla, Guava, Fresa Con Crema,  (Strawberries & Cream),

Rose and Cream, Queso, and more!

It was wonderful!

Pop Pop enjoyed his so much that he had two cups.

This cracked me up!

It reminded me of Burger King!

 We were only able to peak in the church.

I really enjoyed this town.

There was a lovely park in the middle of it!

I really enjoyed walking around and looking at everything.

San Miguel de Allende

Look what we found!>!>!>!>

A STARBUCKS!!

LOL

San Miguel de Allende was a very pretty town.

I really enjoyed walking around it.

There were lots of great doors to see.

Lot of great places to see.

I really enjoyed the art and the people.

As we were leaving...

We stopped at the top of the town lookout spot and took some pictures.

I reminded me of when Angela and Sheldon took us up to the top of their town, next to the church.

We could see all of Vicenza.

Mexico looked similar from the top. It must be because of the Churches.

Isn't it beautiful?

My parents!

I loved this tree.It made my think of Lisa Scarberry!

I know this is a little blurry, but I loved this blue door!

We left here and headed towards Atotonilco...