Rancho Santa Anna, Hidalgo Mexico is a cross roads of the road into Huejutla and the new road to Tamazunchale SLP. The village has embroidered blouses and lots of oranges.

Rancho Santa Anna is a cross roads of the road into Huejutla and the new road to Tamazunchale SLP. The village has embroidered blouses and lots of oranges. Bob Freund 4/21/2005

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These bean filled corn torts are a local plate, they were served as a appitizer with no charge. The local handicrats include pottery, furniture and the traditional embroidered blouse. These blouse are very typical of those worn on this part of the Huasteca region.

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