Bugambilia Hermosillo
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Hermosillo calor en Hermosillo....!
... raje para la alberca que me estaba invitando desde que me vio! el aire estaba tan caliente que el agua estaba re tibia...pero me refresco igualmente, ya que unas buenas nadadas relajan y aflojan las tensiones de los viajes, asi remolonee un tiempito bien prolongado hasta equilibrar mi organismo y emociones...hasta que regrese a mi room. Esa noche comi en el hotel, ... la comida mala: pescado congelado, verduritas congeladas...acompañados de un ...
LIFE IN A REMOTE FISHING VILLAGE
... 8217;s a tiny community here of similarly-minded ex-pat American hipsters (ex-Flagstaff, mainly) looking to get off the grid on the cheap, at least part-time—build a crib, put a lock on the door, etc. If that sounds sooo colonial, well rest assured the Mexicans do it, too. In fact, on weekends, and especially the Holy Week preceding Easter, the whole place takes on an entirely different personality, raucous and rowdy. Thus, this ...
Crossing the Mexican border
Fourth of July. How ironic that my first Independence Day as an American citizen is the day we cross the border to Mexico for a year-long trip away from US soil. As we get closer to the border US patrols intercept cars for 'random' checks. I feel nervous. All these crazy stories about Mexico dance in the back of my head.
We get to the first border control where a US guard does a quick inspection and asks us if we ...
Another night in bandit land
... It looks like another bike catching me up. I take a distant photo of the trail. As it gets closer I notice its not a bike but a car and stand here in the masses of open space between volcano's etc. The car is still miles away but the dust trail shows its presence. It gets closer and begins to look more like small van, then closer and closer and finally one realizes this vehicle which started off looking like a small motorcycle in the desert is actually a massive double ...
Northbound
Jan 28
We left Sayulita this morning and headed for Guaymas. It was a little further then we thought, but were happy to make it to Navojoa, where we gave the night watchman at Pemex 15
peso's and crashed for the evening. Staying on the toll highways we made pretty good time. There was a few check points for fruit, and one where they gave Hazel a full body search, and I don't think they were looking for fruit. It only took ten minutes, and everything was fine.
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