Aitana Hotel Oaxaca

... org/ 4) I made my college decision. Gordon College! 5) AT left Oaxaca and went to Suriname. 6) I took Joe Hadinger's Senior Pictures. 7) I spent 3 days in Mitla with the Browns. 8) We had our performance of Splash Kingdom, and it was awesome. 9) My flight home got ...

... and fell in revealing the underground caverns and allowing people to explore them. For the Mayans they were sacred sites and gave offerings in them.We were lucky to visit 2 cenotes that other tourists rarely see in fact we were the only visitors to them that day and were so fortunate to swim in brilliantly clear fresh water that had fish in them. The caverns underwater went very deep and were deep enough to scuba dive and cave dive in them. We snorkelled and the views were ...

... dies** speziellen V**arbeitungsart. Wir muessen etwas warten, bis eine groess**e Gruppe eintrifft, bevor wir uns eine V**fuehrung anschauen koennen. Es ist eine grosse Schulklasse aus Guanajuato (no**dlich von Mexiko Stadt), die auf ihrem Schulausflug hi** vorbeikommen. Die Klasse ist dabei fast genau so int**essant wie die Vorfuehrung selbst. Sie ruecken wie meist ueblich in einheitlich** Schuluniform an und sind fu** uns**e Begriffe unglaublich disziplini**t und int**essi**t, was ...

... office is located. In the park we found another example of a Mexican innovation of having a &#8220;zona Internet inalambrico&#8221; or wireless Internet zone in the park. That&#8217;s a nice little touch for the sake of convenience or for the people who cannot afford it at home.<br><br>One of the most impressive sights in the &#8220;centro historico&#8221; can be found near the northern end of the pedestrian section of Macedonio Alcala. This is the location of the massive ...

... fireworks and quickly confirmed this with <br>our hotel staff and tourist information booth in town. We saw a stage setup a few days before <br>new years and were surprised that when we arrived on New Years that the stage <br>had been taken down. There were people everywhere but no <br>music, no stage, no nothing. We <br>watched a sign that was counting down the hours and minutes but it wasn't for <br>new year's eve, it was for another event happening ...

... plenty of mezcal and beer, festivals galore, even some Mexican rap and fire twirlers...all a great place and amazing time. I am off with a South African bloke today on a wild cactus adventure and hopefully at the end of it in a few days we will end up in Mexico city....all going according to plan of course! Photos in a few weeks when I get home...I promise! PS - ever wonder where VWs go to die.....Oaxaca! The place is crawling with them!

... here soon too, but I´m not sure when. He and Pete were both looking to book in the hostel I'm staying at (which I´ll be at for the next 4 nights) so hopefully they´ll be here soon and I´ll have friends again. Pontus, Switzerland: Pontus was quiet and was only there 2 nights that I was. He is taking 6 months off and flew into Mexico City two days ago and his return ticket is also out of Mexico City. He´s thinking of heading to LA and San Diego ...

... a pretty interesting day! Nathan, Sheena, and I decided to go hiking in the mountains by San Felipe. We heard there was a waterfall so we wanted to hike to see it. Well let me tell you this was no "hike" it was more like a trek through the jungle! It was the most intense and scary hike I have ever done! If Nathan had not of been there we would not have been able to do it. There were so many time where I had to jump over things and be caught or be pulled up. We had to ...

Hola! I made it to Oaxaca, yay! Well first of all I had one of those really tiny planes but that doesn't ever bother me. When we were starting to get close to Oaxaca all I could see forever was mountains! So pretty! So far it's just a normal Mexican town nothing too fancy, pretty poor. My "Mexican mom" picked me up at the airport with a sign with my name it was funny, felt like a movie and then it was like a 15-20 min drive to the house. They drive so crazy here ...

... in exchange for feeling safe. The story gets a bit more interesting, but too long winded to cover here. I recovered my lost rent money, a story in and of itself, and then I moved back to the hotel I stayed in the first week I was in Oaxaca. The owner gave me a big hug and a kiss when I returned and was thrilled to see me. I am looking for another apartment, and expect that everything will work out okay. If not ...