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Ojinaga
During our visit to Marfa, TX we took a field trip into Ojinaga, Mexico. My camera couldn’t keep up with the amount of hand painted sign we passed. So, this post is dedicated to all of our Latin American fans… Gracias Chicos i Chicas!
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Hey! Thanks from Mexico City for that beautiful sign!
La Moderna is the name of a very famous mexican soup factory, i don’t know if you took it from there.
Daniel! We were in Ojinaga when I took this. The store was called, Zapateria La Moderna.