Casa Oaxaca
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Eeurghaca
On the bus, they showed films, which was nice of them. Two of them were American movies dubbed into Spanish (fair enough, it's Mexico) and one was in English with Spanish subtitles, so we could understand it, but a) the hero was a Mormon missionary to a South Pacific island, converting the heathen savages; and b) we arrived in Oaxaca before it …
The Zapotecs
... mountain setting, about 1,000ft above Oaxaca, with the name 'Alban' coming from the white plaster that once covered the buildings. I teamed up with an Israeli and a couple of Americans and we got a guide to take us around. He was a rather peculiar fellow, often saying the exact opposite to the information signs around the site. But we did learn that the site was in fact originally inhabited by the Olmecs, a more ...
Oaxaca steals my heart x
... and figured I'd stay on the safe side and head back to the hostel. Such a great intro to Oaxaca. This morning I found the coffee shop pictured called La Brujula. I've had my first coffee in two weeks, ahhhhh delicious. After that I headed to the Artesian Mercado (art market). Oaxaca is a bit of a Mecca for artists and musicians. The actual market was okay, mostly the same stuff in each stall. I bought a gorgeous woven rug in a traditional Mexican pattern and then spent ...
Let the games begin.....
... forward to seeing, but as it was at the beginning of November I still had another 3 weeks.....what about your Spanish classes I hear you ask....well....that didn't pan out for a number of reasons......The first being I was dying to get to the beach, the 2nd, I had a rather nasty experience one night when I stupidly walked home alone as I was desperate the watch the NZ V AUS semi final in the rugby world Cup. Just as I ...
Time Out
... the Oaxacans imagination. Consequently trucks deliver water to households and commercial premises throughout the city. To be fair to the local populace, water conservation also tended to elude most city councils in Australia throughout the 20th century.
The usual suspects of nepotism and corruption figure strongly in Oaxaca, the poorest state in Mexico. In 2006 the teachers took on the corrupt, right-wing state governor ...
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