Desert Inn Ensenada
Floresta Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico
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Northern Baja .... and even better adventures!
... second biggest whale and one of the fastest and there are resident populations in the Gulf.
Got onto the marks and sent a weighted live bait to the bottom - we were fishing in 240' of water for yellowtail - like our yellowtail kingfish but with a more samson fish like body. These are a bull of a fish and just pulled like a train but we weren't sport fishing, the Shimano reel fitted with about 50lb line while the rod was a heavy duty hauler. There ...
L'hospitalite a la mexicaine
Ensenada, riche d enseignement sur la culture, l art culinaire, les plantes (marijuana) et l'hospitalite mexicaine. J'ai fais le trajet en voiture depuis San Diego jusqu'a Ensenada avec un couch surfer, Max, americain d'origine mexicaine, qui allait aussi a Ensenada. Je ne savais pas ou j allais dormir juste que je faisais le trajet en voiture avec Max. On s'est bien entendu pendant le trajet, en visitant Ensenada, ...
Mexico City!
Today was a uni day. First up we had a 2 hour lecture on the history and culture of Mexico. It was interesting without thrilling me too much. Im not one for history. The second lecture was 2.5 hours on diabetes and obesity in Mexico. Now that was a good one. I didnt realise how bad it was here. Apparently Mexico is ranked #2 in the world in terms of obesity.
Then we got the afternoon off. It was Nicarlia's birthday today so we went to the park and smashed a pinata open. It was ...
Roche, this eye contact is getting out of control!
... on the drive home came from nowhere and blew us away. Colours exploding out the front of the house watching Roche get his groove on with the local cats and dogs. Spent tonight watching a dvd with Daniella and her next door neighbours. Taking it easy tonight and will probably head south tomorrow despite the fact that this place is VERY hard to leave. Dani, Roche and the pad are going to be missed greatly!
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Centro Historico
... they just don't seem to want to.
Whilst leaving the centre of Mexico City Itzel took me into a store which seemed to be famous for selling absolute ****, such as huge lightbulb lights, moose statues and a giant sized knife, fork and spoon set.
Before heading home, it was my turn to try the infamous half-metre Quesedillas that I had heard about for months. After the half hour journey and another 25 minute walk, we got to the restaurant which seemed ...



