Hotel Ziami
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Not enjoying Tampico
We arrive in Tampico tired and get a taxi out to a hotel that no longer exists. Our taxi driver suggests another which is undergoing building work, and we end up at the beach front where half the hotels are stupidy expensive towers of sanity, or grimy part-time brothels. We end up back at the bus station and buy our tickets out for the next morning!
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Veracruz, México
... brocht.
Und do bin i also in Mexiko glandet. Mit em Schiff, in Veracruz, wie vor knapp 500 Johr dr spanisch Eroberer Cortés.
Veracruz het e sehr schöni, guet erhalteni Altstadt mit de typische Kolonialstilhüüser. Es het viel Lüt in de Schtroosse, und alli sind sehr fründlich. Und es isch würklich sehr heiss do. Nid nume die 35°, sondern au die hochi Luftfüechtigkeit und die starki Sunne lönd eim dr Schweiss in Bäch lo abelaufe. Aber ich will mi ...
Reisemonat Okt/Nov Teil 3: Veracruz
... noch kein bisschen weihnachtlich, mal schauen, wie sich das entwickelt.
Die nächsten Wochen werden sicherlich recht arbeitsintensiv, da sich das Semester dem Ende neigt. Es sind noch zwei Wochen Vorlesungen und eine Woche Prüfungen, dann war's das mit meiner akademischen Zeit hier. Ich freue mich zwar schon auf das Reisen, aber die ganzen Freunde sind dann weg, und das ist schon traurig.
So, jetzt reicht's aber.
Liebe Grüße nach Deutschland,
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Life for the gringos in Mexico
We arrived back in Mexico on Sunday the 12th of September. It was a great trip down from Portland but we were very tired. We drove about 10 hours every day. As some of you know we had a sister from here that was visiting Portland ride back with us. "Karen" When we arrived back in Altamira her mother had a delicious meal waiting for us. See why we love it here. The brothers are really wonderful. Anyway, I will try to show some pictures of our travels through the US. It was so beautiful.
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Bienvenidos Mexico...or so we thought!
... two hours so now it’s almost noon.
To the Matamoros border crossing we go! Albeit a bit confusing, we got to the first toll booth and tried to pay our toll. “Tried” is the key word. We got denied because all we had was $500 peso bills (roughly $40 U.S.) and the highest they will accept is a $200 peso bill. Good thing we tried to be proactive by changing ALL of our money to pesos as USD’s ...
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Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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