The official travel journal of Jerry & Ann Linebarger
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Don and Marly Lawler strolling down one of the quaint side streets in Batopilas.
The Batopilas River runs through the canyon and town.
A swinging foot bridge used to access both sides of town.
Four wheelers were very prevalent in the rural areas of Mexico.
A final view of the narrow and quaint streets of Batopilas.
Malaria is a problem in this area. The government requires all buildings to be periodically treated and marked as such.
The Lost Cathedral of Satevo was built in the 1700's by Jesuit priests, replacing an earlier Spanish mission built in the 1600's.
Thanks to government funds, the Cathedral is undergoing renovations.
