Exploring the Ahuisculco wilderness, legacy of Selva Negra and rock group Maná
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- Published on Friday, 27 September 2013 11:40
- Written by John Pint
I usually consider Facebook a great waste of time, but every once in a while it brings something worthwhile into my life. In this case, it was an album of photos taken by my friend Franky Alvarez in a place I’d never seen: el Bosque de Ahuisculco, located 30 kilometers southwest of Guadalajara, near Tala.
“These are beautiful woods,” commented Franky, “with two big cerros, one composed of black obsidian and the other of red – and the whole area is a plant and animal sanctuary protected by Selva Negra.”