Snow Fair In Santiago Tulyehualco, Mexico

Snow Fair In Santiago Tulyehualco, Mexico

A person is transporting snow in Santiago Tulyehualco, Mexico City, during the National Snow Fair, which coincides with the Easter celebrations in the capital. A wide variety of ice creams with different and exotic flavors are being offered for tasting and sale. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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