Hilton Guadalajara

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

... almost twice the size of what I'm accustomed to at White Hart Lane. Both teams share the stadium but fortunately we opted to sit with the Chivas fans who heavily outnumbered their local rivals.<br><br>The first half was one of the most unbelievable 45 minutes of football I've ever watched. Within seconds Chivas had scored with a deft lob, after one of their strikers was played through straight from kick off. Naturally the ...

... Walking becomes an engaging, sensual experience...almost like attending a variety of informal-, impromptu performances, exhibitions. My friend Andy and I have been taking a lot of photos of street art in our area of town, so I´ll stick those at the bottom of this post. Stay tuned for an entry on street food (featuring the infamous La Calle Los Tacos) in a week or two. Cheers!<br> <br>

... crawled across my chest. I instinctively brushed it off me, but I was still half asleep and it was too dark to see what it was. All I knew was that whatever it was had been big enough to wake me from my slumber.<br><br>Yet last night I had forgotten all about this incident and drifted off to sleep as normal - only to be woken once again in the small hours of the morning by something crawling along my back. This time I was quick off the mark and reached for ...

... us, including a variety of soups, tacos, and other local dishes. Practically every meal in Mexican includes some form of chili, lime, avocado, refried beans and tortilla but I have yet to grow tired of it. One thing I would not recommend however is a "Michelada", a Mexican larger served with tomato juice, chili, lime and salt. Try it at your own peril.<br><br>Having arrived shortly before the start of term, we still had a few days to settle in and explore the city. During ...

... br><br> Went to the little town of Tequila today. Guess what they make here. It is the town which first started brewing tequila and where most of the world&#8217;s tequila comes from. <br> The tour was good, but I was hung over, and couldn&#8217;t say I would recommend it. Nor would I recommend not doing it. There was still a lack of Gringos, I was the only English speaker on the tour but they still translated everything for me. A monsoonal rain hit so I spent the night ...

... manager and really good host for the day, managed to slip a bottle into the van for the way home and told us it was compulsory to finish by the time we got back. Somehow we believed him. It was not without casualty - Katalina from Germany spewed 3 times on the way home. Impressed, Miguel announced London as the winner - it was true that Katy and I were not that worse for wear. London girls eh? Nuff said. However.... that perceived ...

... photos attached). There is also quite a lot of poverty here too, and street beggars are very common. The main part of the town is broken up into a serious of Plazas, or squares, where all manner of people meet up. From young kids, to ageing old dears, young couples, and a lot of families also. There's a lot of little districts within the town too. For example, one district is for Jewellery, one for Pawn Shops, one for Foreign Exchange, one for Musical Instrucments ...