Casareyna Hotel Puebla
Privada 2 Oriente 1007 Puebla, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico
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A Mexican Christmas - bah, Humbug!!
Its xmas and what am I missing: xmas songs of course. The mexican songs (and there are plenty) just don´t hack it for me. Yes, I know I´m supposed to immerse myself in the local culture but listening to White Christmas in spanish in 85 deg heat is just a step too far; and then there is Perry Como, the old crooner, bless him; still alive and kicking in some Mexican supermarket speaker: whatever happened to John Lennon ...
Visiting Puebla
... would survive a plane/bus or any other kind of public transportation.
Puebla also generally has a large number of stores, but doesn't have any of the mercados that I found in the other cities I visited, except Acapulco. But it is a shoppers paradise. As with all the other colonial cities like Oaxaca, the streets are set-up in a grid format which makes it easy to navigate. The street names are also uniquely marked which I have yet ...
Puebla & Cholula
... rire !), on a visité le centre historique, endroit très vivant, rempli de rues piétonnes et de magnifiques bâtiments abritant magasins et restaurants. Le highlight est sans doute la Catedral Basílica de Puebla !
Ajoutez-y quelques dégustations culinaires du coin et vous obtenez une chouette journée de visite ! Tard ce soir-là, on prenait un bus de nuit pour Oaxaca.
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Puebla - Another city, Another Cathedral....
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I bumped into the crazy Spaniard (Edu) from Guadalajara. It was Bueno Verte (so good) to see him!! We went to the old train station together. They don't use trains in Mexico any more (only for the copper canyon) but they have turned the old station into a museum with 10 or so old trains there that you can go inside and climb on top of. It was good fun!
I went back and did my full ashtanga yoga practice which I don't think I have done since Mexico City! During ...
We Can Make A Difference
... attended the high school where he picked us up. His son, Carlos, is 17 and attends a private school here in Puebla. Edgardo also has a 13 year-old daughter named Sandy. We walked a block to our new home which is actually not his home, but his mother's. Edgardo figured that since his mother lives so much closer to our meeting facility, it'd be more convenient for Ronja and I. It's a beautiful 3 story home and his mother lives there with her son and daughter (Edgardo's brother and ...



