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Puebla, Mexico
Puebla is home to two things we found to be very interesting. The first is Talavera tile. The second is it is the alleged birthplace of Mole Poblano, a sauce for meat made with chocolate, chili and a bunch of other stuff. Puebla is also the first city which we´ve visited with a "real" Zocalo. It was very nicely decorated for "Feliz Navidad." Sunday …
Puebla
Aprčs deux heures de bus sans voir de volcan en éruption (juste un gros nuage de cendres), nous arrivons ŕ Puebla. Nous nous installons ŕ l'Hôtel Aristos, pas trčs loin du Zocalo. Dans la panique de la journée, nous avons appelé Maria, la soeur de Pinky, un ami de Cyrille. Elle nous propose de nous faire découvrir la ville, et nous finissons dans …
Under the active Popokatepetl - Puebla
... odpovědi, že v Mexiku je běžné se o hosta dobře starat, a že to dělají rádi. Tak jsme je nechali. A měli se dobře:-) V neděli nás Leo i s jeho partou kamarádů vzal na závody motorek na okruhu. Odpoledne jsme si ještě stihli proběhnout centrum města s nejvýznamnějšími památkami a na druhý den se chystali posunout dál do další destinace. Tím mělo ...
Climbing a Volcano
... there, we would take the 5am bus to Puebla, a four hour drive, and catch another bus to Cuautla, a two hour drive. In Cuautla, we would be picked up by Peter, who would drive us a couple more hours to the Izta trailhead near Paso de Cortez. All went as planned. The first bus ride was very pleasant - Oliver and I both slept. The second bus ride included a bad American movie, dubbed into Spanish. I spent most of my time ...
New Friends, New Sights!
... we got there our mission was to find somewhere to eat breakfast and then head for the zocolo to check out the sights. Some of us decided that the open top bus tour looked like fun and as the cost was less than Ł5 for 1 ˝ hours it seemed like a no brainer to me! Puebla is a very pretty city in some ways but we only saw the “good” bits! It is the 5th largest city in Mexico and when the bus tour took us high up over the city you could ...