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The Ebb and Flow of Man and the Sea
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August 15, 2018
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20:46Now PlayingOn the southernmost shore of Oaxaca lies the Punta Cometa peninsula, a rocky cape that juts out into the Pacific Ocean in the shape of a cowboy boot. It is a destination popular with tourists, who flock to the region for its spectacular views of the sunset. But to locals, Punta Cometa is known as Cerro Sagrado, or Sacred Hill. Here, people live and die by the rhythms of the seakeenly attuned to its ebb and flow, evercaptivated by its mysteries. Read more
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