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June 08, 2011

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Hey..Thank you so much for the information..I really need this information,As I am planning a trip with my family on these summer holidays this information will be very beneficial for me..I like your post a lot...
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David MacLean

San Miguel de Allende is a truly magnificent location, and is becoming a locale of choice for American and Canadian expats. There is a highly developed infrastructure that supports a very large and sophisticated English speaking community here. Culture abounds, and there is extremely active social calendar. There are easily forty or more art galleries in town. The climate is among the best, with warm, dry temperatures year round. Real estate here is among the most beautiful in the world, and your dollar can buy you so much more house than in North America. The more time I spend in San Miguel, the more I miss it when I'm not there.

Bonnie

Thank you Steve for the posting about my ag-tour to SMA! www.PLANET2PLATE.ORG has been getting tons of hits...you have a fabulous fan base :)
Saludos! Bonnie

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