Camino Real Ixtapan De La Sal
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Taxco
... Mexican food. After this we had a tour around the cathedral guided by friendly local who knew a lot about the history of the place and then took over to introduce us to his daughter in law who had a stall selling silver jewelry – "Very cheap prices !" In the evening we had a drink in another rooftop bar and were serenaded by a couple of very good Mariachi men.
Next day was Saturday and we spent it exploring Taxco. We had breakfast at ...
Beetle buzzing Taxco
... guide was very friendly though and took us to his daughter in laws silver stall which was nice. On the way back to the hotel we saw a school carnival they were different groups of schoolchildren representing a different country. They were led by a car with the two main children on the top and then a group of followers behind them, my favourite group was the one representing Afghanistan. To represent it they just had a machine gun on the ...
With Family in Taxco
... to look at all the beautiful silver jewelry in about a dozen different stores. So many beautiful pieces, I wanted to buy so many! We went to a basement restaurant for pozole and Shiela ordered a plate of veggies to go with it. What we got was a plate of veggies, but with a surprise in the middle - a pig's foot. It started pouring rain when we tried to leave and there was no way we could make it back up those steep hills until it slowed down. We got back totally drenched and ...
Stories of Malinalco
... us squished together!) but also very powerful emotionally. During each door, we did rituals, learned the meanings of the door, and sang and chanted. The meaning of each door complemented us as humans- Earth represents our body, Air represents our words, Water represents our blood, and Fire represents our spirit.
We were also told that we might see colors on our eyelids- I saw a diffusion of bluish-purple, as well as a purple blob with an eye ...
Sur la route vers Taxco
... s plus de 4h de route dans ma bagnole de loc sans clim (pas glop pas glop), j'arrive quelque peu épuisé à Taxco, une charmante ville coloniale que j'ai prévu de visiter avant la mariage dimanche. Je galère encore presqu'une heure pour dégoter mon hôtel caché dans une ruelle étroite. Mon espagnol à présent presque fluent et ...