Bougainvillea is omnipresent in Xalapa, as it also is in Merida.
I don’t know what type of plant this is which grows attached to trees, but very many of them were blooming.
A fairly typical view of the expanses of the lawn areas planted with trees.
The entrance to the garden.
Filed under Jardin Botanico, Travel, Xalapa
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Header Photo
The header photo is of school children bouncing on the branch of a tree over looking the Vinales Vally in Pinar del Rio Cuba.
Welcome
As I proceed into my mid-life adventures, of travel and relocation, I intend to regularly post updates of my activities, subject to my ability to access the internet.
I also intend to post reminiscences, ruminations and editorial commentary on whatever subject is currently abrading a lesion under my saddle.
Ruminations of an Expatriate 
The plant growing on the tree looks like a type of bromeliad (what type, I have no idea).
mcm,
Thanks for the suggested plant i.d.s and thanks for checking in on my ruminations.
I hope all is well there.