Hotel Colón Plaza Nuevo Laredo

Leider ging unser Flug nach Las Vegas von Laredo, Texas aus und nicht von Monterrey...<br>Deshalb hieß es gleich nach der Präsentation in Intercultural ab ins Taxi und geradeaus zum Busbahnhof. Von dort aus dann mit dem Bus über die Grenze, eine Nacht in nem Motel pennen und dann endlich mit dem Flieger nach Las Vegas.<br>

Hoy hemos realizado una visita rápida a Mexico. A 230Km de San Antonio, se encuentra Laredo (USA) y Nuevo Laredo (Mexico), separados por el famoso Rio Grande. Aparcamos el coche en Laredo y después de una breve visita, cruzamos a pié la frontera, que emoción. A nuestra llegada a Mexico, y depués de pagar 75 centavos, nos encontramos una calle donde allí nos estaban esperando todos los Mejicanos para ofrecernos ...

... until Alpine. we saw the marfi lights and where going to see them tonight. On the way back yesterday when we were coming to the rv mamaw got pulled over by the cops. She was going a little too fast, but was only warned! Papaw might be doing all the driving from now on.<br> <br>I have questions to answer from Carlene and Aunt Cindy, but i will do that tomorrow, when I have more time!!<br><br><br>

... rv, waiting for help. . At 7:50 someone came to help change the tire. Papaw cooked dinner in the microwave while we waited. . I lost my tooth while eating a piece of candy. We limped into Laredo and stayed in the walmart parking lot our first night. They came back to finish the tire at 7:45 a.m. the next morning. We walked to burger king for breakfast, then we had to buy 4 more tires.

... to a taxi stand. I hadn't been to Nuevo Laredo in probably around 5 years or so, and I had heard it had become very dangerous. But everything was fine and went very smoothly. After a $5 cab ride to the Bus Station, we got our tickets and waited to board. The bus station was very nice, and the buses are too. I am really surprised how easy it was to get over into Mexico, and wonder if we may actually have more trouble getting back into the states. -Homero - Nuevo Laredo, Mexico

... called on the 2-way. Hurry back guys, one of the best waterfront sites has just been vacated. We had to stake our claim before someone else. We cruised back to the site's private beach and started to relocate all our chairs and bikes while Bev pedaled furiously back to the main gate to re-book the new site. After convincing the rangers the woman who had left wasn't coming back they eventually gave us the ...

... of the way to the panhandle and beyond. About five miles up the road on 83 we spotted a bike and rider by the side of the road so we stopped to see if there was anything we could do. He had a flat tire on the rear of his Harley Davidson and was talking on a cell phone when we pulled up. He told us that he had already phoned the Harley shop in Laredo and they were on their way. That was a good thing because there wasn't ...

... he said that it was. He then helped me out by holding in my clutch and saying, "when" as I got it up to the correct rate of speed. I turned in my card and learned that I had dropped twenty two points on loop one! I told myself to forget it and have fun and try to do better. That resulted in a five point decrease for a score of 17 one loop two. Loop three started out good with a couple of solid cleans and I was feeling real good after leaving section five with another good clean ride. At ...

... They didn't give me too much problem and I was starting to feel a little better even though I was afraid that I was already out of the hunt for a top five finish. After I made it through sections eight and nine, I met three riders going the wrong direction on the loop. I stopped and they asked me where section ten was. I didn't know so I followed them as we searched for it. We found a section, but it was for the afternoon riders. There we decided to go to the scoring table and ask ...

... narrow, there are no good signs to where to go and we had to go twice around because we missed the turn on the first time. We finally crossed the bridge and nobody looked, talked or asked us where we were going, doing, etc. Just like USA isn't it? We made our way to the transportation department to get permit for our jeep, pop-up and visas. Taxes, taxes and taxes paid and we were free to go.