Holiday Inn San Luis Potosí
Carretera Central KM 420 San Luis Potosí, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 78090, Mexico
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Real de Catorce location of the film The Mexican
... churches is how awe inspiring they are in their size as you walk in and the art and colours and the way the light comes into the church. It is breath taking ( I had more breath to take today after last night) the floors of this church are made of wood and are removable which made us wonder if there was tombs down below.
The boys went off for a horseback ride for an hour and we women walked the town ...
A Night at the hospital
All was well with the day. Brunch at Letty's, midday meal at the Canadian Beef restaurant and home. Then...couldn't breath so good, super tight chest with breathing and it was decided to go to the emergency.
This is a private hospital and the service was unbelievably great. Pleasant, considerate and I felt very respected and attended to. Doctor was very nice and decided to speak a bit of english. Her english was ...
Reunited
... steaks and it turns out the beef is from Canada. After a great meal we went to meet up with her father's parents and take a tour of her father's business which Marie works in.
I had a great day visiting with so many people even if I cannot speak spanish.
The cold I got is going away and I am very happy for that. So tomorrow we will go to "Real de Catore" which is a famous ghost town. I am expecting to take a lot of pics.
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Remind me, is it possible to sue the Mexican Govt?
... painted in glorious pastel blues and greens, and tropical fish who animated the water as we swam alongside them. It would have been perfect if the rain season and the latest hurricane hadn't made its way to our lake EVERY night we were there. I slept, if i can use that word, in puddle which made the actual lake seem small. But, to put a positive spin on things it was good end to the week. There is so much more I was hoping to tell you all ...
San Luis Potosi - An Interesting City
... Carmen that is framed by the Templo Carmen, Teatro de la Paz and the Museo Nacional de la Mascara (a personal favorite of Barbara's). All three building are architecturally important and lend grace to this beautiful square.
Getting back to our hotel for a moment, it was a staid old hotel that was doing its best to keep current. For example I did appreciate the "zona inalambrico" in the main lobby. This turned out to be the last photos I was ...



