Lacasadelupita Oaxaca
camino rancho el rosario Oaxaca, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 68010, Mexico
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Oaxaca
... big table in the foyer (made out of an old door) and had coffee and fresh bread with jam before walking to the nearby produce market. Our chef, Oscar, explained the local produce to us and bought some things for our class.
We hooked up with four other people at the market who were joining our class – two couples, three of whom were Australian. Class was great and Oscar made sure everyone participated. All the preparation was done on the table we had coffee on when we ...
Oaxaca via Mexico City - time for art and food
... the centre including the main square (3rd biggest in the world after Red Square and Tiananmen Square) which was filled with protest tents, it will be interesting to see if they are still there for independence day as the main celebrations take place in the square of every city. We also started to sample Mexican food. We found a couple of places we would like to return to – one bar did beer for £1 and tacos for 50p, another ...
...dalsi jedinecny zazitek s mistni pohostinnosti
... mozna proto, abych trosku procvicila espanol - ji zdravim a ptam se, zda je to ta spravna cesta hore k planetariu. Pani se usmeje a neco rika, tak ji jako naznacuji, ze Yo hablo Espanol un poqo ("spanelsky mluvim jen trosku") a tak mluvi pomaleji a ja odeziram a tak trosku predvidam, co rika. Nicmene pani se otoci na podpadku a ze jako jde se mnou mi to ukazat. Tak hned rikam, ze to je oukej, ze to najdu (neco na ten zpusob tou ...
Oaxaca ca ca ca
... some in red, some in blue all shapes, sizes and colours, whilst the patron is sitting it out of the sun under a shaded canopy, I'm sure hoping for a passing customer or a bus load of tourists to make his sales for the day, alas no, not this time, this bus is no gravy train, we're not stopping.
Leaving the cities and towns as you move further south, the land becomes more desolate and opens up, it's more rugged, every now and again the small towns we ...
Kicking Back in Oaxaca
... where we went for the ultrasound was a lot swankier. It has bathrooms with toilet seats! Doctor Gonzalez did the ultrasound himself and gave a play by play narrative of the results. A lot better than in the States where a technician usually does the ultrasound and he or she is as tight-lipped about the results as if it is a state secret. In any case, Michelle got a clean bill of health, great news!
We began a new habit of spending the mornings at Café ...

