Best Western Monterrey Aeropuerto

... to get here. When we arrived, there was a Mexican woman cleaning the base. I have to admit, when I saw how "Americanized" it was - you know, with air conditioning, electricity, wireless internet access, I was a bit dissappointed. We went to sleep and woke up on Sunday morning feelin fully rested. Rob was nervous about preaching in Spanish and had only a couple of hours to be ready. So we spent our time praying an preparing ...

Leaving Puerto Vallarta felt a little sad but exciting at the same time. It is such a cool town and I could have stayed there for another week but we don't have that kind of time. Plus we have new adventures ahead! Riding out of the city was again so extremely beautiful, since it had been raining everything was damp which kept us nice and cool as well and it smelled so fresh! What a bonus, first time on this trip we are not sweating like crazy! It was ...

... a retired American who was a RV electrical tech. While we were there, we had quite an mixed bunch of people from Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta, Oregon, Alaska, and Australia. David and Nora had their two large, but friendly, dogs, Zoe (a tan mixed breed) and Spencer (the black Shepherd/Husky dog in the foto) and Big David's dark brown medium size camp dog, was a sweet girl named Yeki. The park is ...

... on it - ouch! Had a night star-gazing on the beach, tremendous - but got a real freaker when a guy came up to us trying to sell us turtle eggs! All I could get it together to say is ´no es bien!!. With a right scowl on my face. Then about an hour later another guy came up, again asking if we wanted him to find us turtle eggs - ´no gracias, adios!!!´.

... COAST OF MEXICO OF ABOUT 5,000 PEOPLE - IT IS BETWEEN PORTO VALLARTA AND MANZANILLO. IT IS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE - BEACH IS ABOUT 5 MILES LONG AND SHAPED LIKE A SEMI CIRCLE AND IT IS CHEAP - WE HAVE A PLACE ON THE BEACH. - IT IS $120 A WEEK AND OF COURSE JOHN AND I SPLIT IT 50/50, SO IT IS $60 A WEEK PER PERSON. WE GET A PRIVATE WASHROOM, A T.V. THAT WE DO NOT WATCH, THERE IS A SWIMMING POOL, AND AS I HAVE SAID ...

... MORE INTERESTING. ICONS OF THE REVOLUTION IN MEXICO OTHER REVOLUTIONARIES LEADERS INCITING THE REVOLUTIONARIES HAPPY REVOLUTIONARIES ...

... aligned photo tag: DAVID´S BACK - I NEVER KNEW WHAT THE BACK OF MY SHIRT LOOKED LIKE UNTIL I SAW THAT PICTURE Right aligned photo tag: MEXICO CITY CHURCH SINKING INTO THE GROUND - A FAIRLY COMMON THING IN MEXICO CITY AS IT IS BUILT ON A LAKE - VERY MUSHY GROUND. Right aligned photo tag: THAT IS ALL FOR NOW VIVA LA MEXICO MEXICO DAVE

... working on the rope course for awhile. We help build this rope course for he orphanage so they can have an income. Different groups come out and pay to use their rope course, and the money goes to help feed and clothe the children. Last night when we were coming in I thought we were going to die. In case you don't know some of the roads in Mexico don't have lane dividers so they just kinda drive wherever you want and weave around people. The guy who is driving my ...

... only be cheap for so long until foreigners catch on and Puerto vallarta has long been marked on the tourist map. One very ironic thing that i did while i was here: went to a movie called ¨The three burials of Meliquiles Estrada¨ (i think i just butchered that). A movie that starts out about the stupidity of the America border patrol. I´m not exactly sure since eve been away from tv for two weeks ...

Wow! I have had an amazing first fews weeks in mexico. I left Guatemala after having my flight cancelled twice, arrived in Mexico city to find my connecting flight had already left, luckyly got bumped onto a flight a few hours later. Met Monica (a cousin of my friend Carlos) at the airport and straight away found out how much the Meixcans like to party. HARD, party very hard. ´Excellent´ thought I, until after 5 days of this i thought I should ...