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Enjoying the Old Town
Had heard lots of bad things about Cancun but this hotel is in the old part of the town, close to the town square where there's several food stalls, a boxing match and lots of locals enjoying their Friday evening. We had some cheap, delicious enchiladas in the town square and soaked up the atmosphere. Rounded the evening off at a bar doing a 2 for …
Hotel Strip, El Rey and Delphines
Decided to walk towards the glitsy hotel area for a bit of exercise. We were stopped by an american who gave us a convincing hard luck story about having had everything stolen and just needing some money to keep him going until his parents arrived to following day. Our decision not to be taken in by his story was the right one as we saw him later, …
Day 2: The Death of Black Beard
... girl...hahaha. Arturo said it is a special blend that is made to get hotter and hotter and then fade away. And it definitely gets hotter and hotter and HOTTER! LOL Overall we have a great dinner and great conversation while being surrounded by lots of positive energy and laughter. A good experience.
We came home and followed the night before with a few beers and hours of talking in the living room with no precise topic of choice. This time ...
The Real Cancun
... to release two huge tubs of baby turtles into the sea. It was one of my top five experiences of all time. Picking up handfuls of baby turtles and setting them down on the sand, watching the waves wash in and carry them out into the water. I felt like some kind of benevolent sea god, it was awesome!
Finally we dropped the buggy off and returned to the hotel to drink copious amounts of cheap Coronas. There may also have been bad salsa dancing. Then the rain blew in to ruin the ...
The Fun Just Doesn't End!
... passport control. I didn't check any bags (although after all that time, all the luggage was up anyway), so I headed for Customs, only to encounter ANOTHER massive line. Turns out, you have to go through security to get out. They screen all the baggage for, as I later learned, firearms. Seriously? We've all been screened to within an inch of our lives in our originating countries, and somehow we are supposed to have conjured up a firearm ...
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