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MedFlies 
Gotta love Merida zocalo, btw here’s a hidden gem of Merida la ciudad blanca….have a seat in the zocalo not in the white chair but one of those green public seat in the alley that lead to the center of the zocalo,and watch the peoples go through the zocalo some will stop by have a seat and catch a quick nap…
Do it at different hours of the day…it is one of my favorites things to do while in Merida.
Enjoy!
Thanks so much for joining us Fred. We will sit and watch and, maybe, take a nap too. After we take the photos of course.