Aranzazu Catedral Guadalajara

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... fans joined in, but there was no sense of danger and you could never imagine a Milwall/West Ham type scenario developing.<br><br>Although the standard of football was never quite as good as what you would see in Europe, it was an extremely open and entertaining game, with a great atmosphere. At about £10 a ticket it was also a hell of a lot cheaper than the Prem, so no doubt I'll be coming back for more during my time here.

... Walking becomes an engaging, sensual experience...almost like attending a variety of informal-, impromptu performances, exhibitions. My friend Andy and I have been taking a lot of photos of street art in our area of town, so I´ll stick those at the bottom of this post. Stay tuned for an entry on street food (featuring the infamous La Calle Los Tacos) in a week or two. Cheers!<br> <br>

... light in time to identify my assailant as a fair sized cockroach! However, by the time I grabbed a shoe to batter it with, the ****er had disappeared beneath my wardrobe.<br><br>I have since become somewhat paranoid. Where will it crawl next time I sleep? Not my face? Or will I awake to find a scorpion in my bed or a tarantula spinning its web around me? Tonight I'll be applying plenty of insect repellent before bed and sleeping with a loaded gun beneath the pillow...

... first time. Sadly I forgot to bring my sombrero, but I still felt suitably like a cowboy as we rode along dirt trails through the forest in a nearby park. It was great fun and the horses were surprisingly easy to control, but once they start galloping it is not the most comfortable experieince for male riders! <br><br>Guadalajara has a huge student population so there is a plenty of local nightlife to explore. In the first few days I met loads of other international ...

... consisted of a plate of lettuce with four slices of cucumber on top and a few dashes of avocado on the side. That was it. No dressing or anything. You could tell a Mexican salad would be awful. <br> I was staying in a suburb of which I have forgotten the name but it is Guadalajara&#8217;s artistic capital. Today I had no time for art, I had to buy a new lock (left my last one in New York), get a dictionary and have my barnet cut. I found the lock in some markets, the ...

Hola everyone, Still here in Guadalajara, though for sleeping I've relocated to Tlaquepaque (right outside the city, even if it sounds like it should exist in a Dr. Seuss book), where I'm renting an apartment. For the most part, life has been very calm and quiet. This time next week, I'll be in Ecuador! Got over the cold from hell... though I think I qualified for a world record in snot production. Went through three packages of tissues in 36 ...

... a tequila back in about 1.5 seconds too!! He sounds a lot like Grandad from Only Fools and Horses, so he's fine in my book. And the last guy is a chap called Dougan from New Zealand, who at 21 has so far seen most of Asia, South America, and had flown into Mexico from a 5 stop tour or Europe.....so he certainly put us to shame! Having aquainted ourselves with everyone, we decided to head for some tacos and beer. Five tacos &amp; a drink cost 31 Pesos (just under ...

... International Teachers Training Organization) located in the historic downtown area. The architecture around there was really interesting, built by the Spanish. The buildings were really well preserved, but all my photos are on film, so they aren't posted on here. The school opened up onto a road that was lines with these types of buildings. The good thing is that a lot of these buildings are used as bakeries, cafetarias, pizza and ...

... is, Susie was in search of a PINK, medium sized, official Mexican Olympic team jersey which we finally found after looking all over town. Since we were already at the mall we decided that after five weeks in Mexico, we desperately needed a fix of cheesy, loud, predictable, BUT entertaining cinema Americano, so we headed to the nearest 30-screen cineplex and plunked down 46 Pesos (~4 US dollars) to watch a subtitled version of I, Robot, which we really enjoyed. After spending ...