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Barrio's house was a major part of where he came from. He was used to his old home before he moved to the U.S., land he could not call his home.

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This image is what I think Barrio's home looked like.

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"It was like every other house in Jalco, probably larger.... There was no windows.... The doors were made planks axed smooth from tree trunks..."

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" The one and only street in Jalcocot'an was hardly more than an open stretch of the mule trail that diapered into the forest north and south of the pueblo."

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The street was the only way to get out of, and into the town.

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This is most likely what the street looked like. A flat and wide dirt road, flatten by years of the Jalcocot'an peoples feet,and the animals that roamed around.

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There was only one street, and that street belonged to everybody. The street was in some sort what held the town together.

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His home was very important to him. It provided shelter,and it was where his family spent time together. He had very detailed memories about how his home looked.

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Barrio thought Jalcocot`an was a protected place, but him moving to the U.S. was due to his town no longer being safe.

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The image is of an adobe, probably similar to Barrio's old home. Around it, is a thick forest, almost like a natural fence to keep those unwanted out.

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" Besides providing shelter from wind and sun, the location of Jalcocot`an was meant to give protection against outsiders."

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The forest provided comfort, in the sense of protection against outsiders.