This is going to be a simple post to start off with.
I’ll just throw at you a string of photos- in no particular order- that don’t even scratch the surface of how amazing it was to be in a Mexican colonial city. Especially after I’ve spent the bulk my time in Mexico in a place that hasn’t been settled for very long. So, I luhurved– ahem- loved being there. The layers of preserved history were just singing at me as soon as I got within the city limits. I mean, there are buildings dating from the 1500s! How could I not be taken in?
Morelia Travel Mini Series: The Intro
Hey everyone!
I did something really stupid this year!
I traveled to the south of Mexico for a week during a pandemic!
Welcome to my Morelia Travel Mini Series of blog posts.
Over the next when-ever-I-can-bring-myself-to-do-its, I will publish posts about spending late October – the beginning of November 2020 in the lovely, historic Morelia. It’s the capital city of the state of Michoacan, Mexico. I went for their yearly film festival, I stayed for the ‘I’d never been there before.’
Don’t worry, this is not going to be some epic twenty part series you have to invest hours of your life into. This will just be some small exercise in blog writing like a… like one of those ‘professional travel bloggers.’
Maybe it will end up being five parts. We will see how it goes!
Fancy the idea? Think it’s rubbish? Let me know!
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Morelia International Film Festival (FICM) FINALIST!
A Home for the Brave selected!
I am extremely pleased to announced that the animated short, A Home for the Brave, created by Hugo Crosthwaite and edited by yours truly made it to the FICM finalists list! We are a couple of super happy people right now!
Check out the link below to see the full selection list.