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Mexico - Tijuana
What LP says: Tijuana has a bad reputation that, sure, it partly deserves.
Yet the town on the ‘most crossed border in the world’ remains a remarkably friendly jungle, a fascinating, vibrant cocktail of cultures that’s fun for people-watching even if you’re not planning on participating.
After a short flight to Tijuana, we headed to one of the most famous border crossings in the World. We were ...
More Trestles and un ptt peu du Mexique
... I didn't mind at all going to yet another surf shop with Youssef to shop again for surfboards (Mo, one day you can pay me back shoe shopping). We got a great recommendation from a guy who worked in another surf shop next to Captain Muari's to go to a part of town where there are actual board factories. Like I said in an earlier post, surf is the lifeblood of San Clemente, from attitude to economy.
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I heart my wrestling mask. Viva Mexico!
... or male friends or else we would ‘give them a nasty dieses down there’ (his words). Also as he had now told us about this massive cover up and the satellites were onto him and listening he would be refused entrance in the States. So he was crackers and we got to hang out in the midday sun with him for an hour until we hit the border crossing – we felt blessed.
As we hadn’t shopped for Viagra (we did discuss taking some ...
Sunny San Diego
... and Lucas had dinosaur chicken nuggets - a winner! I had a mojito!
Day 38
Got up, made pack lunches, bags packed, kids in car....where is wallet?! Searched the room everywhere...can't find it! Cancel cards, unpack bags....find it in the middle of the sofa bed. Pack up again, Rupert downloads gps directions to phone, get in car, drive half an hour, arrive at San Diego Zoo safari park......we assumed San Diego zoo was at the same place....but were told by ...
Sunny San Diego
... aber man braucht defeniv ein Auto
*Die Leute sind super nett und offen, wir haben viele "local" Trips bekommen und sehr coole Plaetze entdeckt.
*In San Diego sind an vielen Ecken Homeless People und ich war geschockt,
weil die meisten abge****t und auf drogen oder betrunken waren.
*Der Rest der Leute hat einen Take away Coffe in der Hand, einen Hund an der Leine oder ist busy am Telefonieren
*Die Leute sind aber echt entspannt und sehr hilfsbereit und nett
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