Casa Cantarranas Tehuacan
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Flexico.
So, I thought I would share some of my more interesting (to me) memories of Mexico, or as I am learning to think of it, Flexico. Hope you all enjoy!
Today we drove up and down and up and down again in order to reach a river. We took a bunch of the youth from our youth group. On the way there we listened to a singer whose name is "Funky" which is basically just Christian Mexican Rap. I have to admit, the songs were quite catchy. Once we arrived at the river we had ...
Tequila, it makes me happy
... just as nuts about them as with the whole wristband malarchy). Then we were set to go. Note; at some stage or another (I will forever think of this as the 'mural' stage, as we were being shown a mural depicting the process of making tequila when this was at its strongest) the agave/partially distilled tequila absolutely reeks of stinky feet.
First off we saw the raw agave 'hearts' being shipped in from the fields. They harvest them year-round and still use ...
Arriba – Abajo – al Centro – al
... town square with a large cathedral smack dab in the middle. We felt as if we could have been in southern Europe with outdoor cafés surrounding the central square. The streets were mainly cobblestone and lined with vibrant yellow trees that looked like they were in the jacaranda family; though much more robust than what we are familiar with in San Diego. The town is small and easy to walk. ...
You have a friend in Tequila
... the amber coloured very mature Anejo.
After an early dinner it was time to go. We bid farewell to our new friends and made our way back to the coast with fond memories, some delicious tequila and the agave cream that I had come hoping to find. Arturo, while encouraging us to return to his beautiful city also assured me that if I wanted more of Izmael's special cream he would send some to me. "Remember" he said, you have a friend in Tequila.
The End,
By Lilianne ...
Acatlan rest
We arrived in the town of Acatlan at sunset, exhausted from a long dusty ride through the mountains and desert. We decided to find a cheap hotel and call it a night. We went out and ate tacos and got a good peaceful rest. The next day we decided not to move, exhausted from the workout two days earlier. it was a nice break, ability to re-organize the bikes and meric took an opportunity to do some bike ...


