Comfort Inn Zamora Jerico Central Mexico and Gulf Coast

... are in these cities. When I think of other cities I know, there aren't nearly as many trees amidst all the people, buildings and concrete. <br><br><br><br> For dinner that night we met up with a friend of Buzz's from the dropzone, Gabe, and also our friend we know from CSC, Celia. Celia wanted to show us some real Mexican food and ordered the whole left side of the menu ( you could order food for 4 people) and it was all excellent. It's ...

... full confidence in my directions and told her to go for it if for some reason I can't make it to the rendezvous, at the restaurant on the corner . More Baja Adventure. I'm sure she can find it, it's just gonna be nerve racking for me to say the least until I see her safely at Beach Camp. Deus Mio! That's how we roll in the Baja I guess. Yeee haw, I love my life! Photos to come later when I get a good internet to use.

... quipée pour ce genre de promenade. Pendant cette promenade de 70 km aller et retour, nous apercevrons des singes araignés accrochés aux arbres au flan de la falaise. Nous verrons des rapaces attendant leur repas, de gracieuses aigrettes se tordant leur long coup pour nous observer, nous verrons aussi des aligators qui attendent patiemment que l'un de nous tombe à l'eau. Au départ les parois n'ont que ...

Hi all We are in Nautla on the Gulf of Mexico today. We went to the ruins at El Tajin today. Drove through several small, but heavily congested towns today . The green angels are helping us out! The Gulf of Mexico is beautiful- we are at a park on the beach . Tonight we barbq-ed iin. This is our 4th night of dry camping we will add Mexican water to our tanks tomorrow, and only drink bottles water from now on.

... leave but nevertheless, we were very happy to be witnesses to the scene. Those are our first impressions but "manana es un otro dia y vamos a ver que passera ma ñ ana". Up to this point the blog was written in Cuyutl á n for which I am grateful because there is nothing like first impressions recorded at the time. Despite our best intentions we did not do enough of this but it does require self discipline ...

... Colima, Comala is the quiet alternative to Colima. Since they are so close you are getting two for one: a city and a town as well. Comala's tranquil life is centered around its beautiful main square that contains the Jardin Principal - a beautifully landscaped park. On several sides, the plaza is surrounded by "los portales del centro" which could be described as arcades. At least one side of the arcades is almost all ...

... vers l'autre cenote de X'Keken. Chemin faisant nous passons devant la roulotte et nos amis sont arrivés. Ils se joignent à nous pour aller visiter X'Keken, tous sont sidérés, ils n'ont jamais rien vu de pareil. Le trou qui laisse passer la lumière du soleil est plus petit mais un gros stalactite descend du plafond au fond et des racines d'arbres descendent un peu partout donnant l'effet de multiples stalactites. Il est presque midi et le ...

... que à trois gros véhicules au Mexique c'est difficile. Étant donné que les deux Roger ont pris l'habitude de rouler ensemble, nous partons en solo Lucille et moi. Nous nous reverrons tous ce soir au même camping. Petite malchance en route, au premier ¨tope¨ en entrant dans le petit village de Punta Xochen quelqu'un m'a frapper de derrière. Quelle fut ma surprise en voyant la voiture avec une plaque d'immatriculation de la Colombie-Britanique, un ...

... a bowl of tropical fruit later, we are firmly ensconsed in our daily routine of swim, sunbake, swim, read, swim swim, sunbake until the mid day streaker signal beer o'clock to everyone on the beach. To further elaborate, there is a nudist beach at the western end of Zipolite attracting freaks from all walks of life from miles around. Fat Germans are a given at any nudist beach around the world, closely rivaled by the silver topped kaftan/sandle wearing old man who looks like a ...

... their ribboned hair is beautiful, their native dances are special...and their smiles a treasure of Mexico. Their glance of pride toward Dave and I when we acknowledged them with a smile, a wave and a photo! Que Bonito, Que Mexicano!!!! We are proud of "our" kids and Lo de Marcos This is a note from our friend and a friend of La Casa de Los Ninos with regard to the parade the year before. Suzy Clarke wrote ...