POSTCARD FROM SAN MIGUEL
LAWRENCE JORDAN
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10m
The mystery and beauty of a high desert colonial town in Mexico, its churches, its abandoned silver mine, its statues and colored streets. [Lines from Federico García Lorca.]
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