Hotel Fenix Guadalajara
Avenida Corona 160, Centro Historico Guadalajara, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 44100, Mexico
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Guadalajara
Firstly...for those of you that don't know yet, for some reason, Vodafone in Ireland won't let us send messages from our mobiles here. We've both got another phone here, so we can recieve messages on our Irish numbers and reply from the Mexican ones! Messy I know, but it's the only way we can stay in touch! If anyone needs to send a text, just do …
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Tlaquepaque
... here in
Guanajuato.
It is a very nice hotel, with a very
nice room, with a very nice view of the very nice city, Guanajuato.
Oh, I see I just ran out of adjectives, let me reset the adjective
gismo. The name of the hotel is Balcon del Cielo (balcony in the sky)
and is on a hill overlooking Guanajuato with all it's colors,
historical buildings and sounds of life happening below. They ...
Bosque Primavera Hike
Every week, Chris joins a small hiking group that usually meets at 9 a.m. at the local donut store. This week, the group decided to go on a longer hike to the Bosque de la Primavera (the Spring Forest) which is a 100 000 acre forest ecosystem outside of Guadalajara. It was a 1 1/2 hour drive to get there and the hike lasted about 4 hours.
We ...
Go With The Flo
... shall meet again. Flo, you can't get rid of us THAT easily! Much Love, the LoveLees xx
NB!! Be sure to catch Flo in action by clicking on the video clip at the end of the photos. We loved that little running traffic-light man in Morelia, Mexico. The overlaid track is a Latin American club anthem that seems to be played everywhere around these parts. More videos from Issy Kakky Productions will be coming soon to a PC screen near ...
Christmas in Chapala
... La Posada is a tradition where the children of a neighborhood go door to door looking for lodging for the night as did Mary and Joseph. They are turned away from each door until the last (pre-arranged) home where they are served a traditional meal. I believe this occurs for nine evenings in a row prior to Christmas. We didn't get to see it as we weren't staying in a family neighborhood, but we heard about it.
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