Hotel Guadalupe Granada

... fall I saw colors of Autumn. I love it. When we arrived to Granada the first thing that went through my head was that it was quite different than Malaga. The bus drive parked the bus in front of our hotel which was in the center of the city and we had about ten minutes to go to the bathroom. I did that but then I thought that I would have gotten a better first experience in Granada by quickly leaving the group and walking down the road. I´m glad ...

... do not. Air conditioning is a very nice addition since its been consistently at 90 degrees of above ever since we've gotten here. The food is very good as well and we get 3 meals cooked for us a day, except for Sundays when we have to fend for ourselves. One of the toughest parts is adjusting to the meal schedule! Breakfast is at 8am and it consists of café con leche and a piece of pan tostado (coffee and toast). Lunch is not served until 2pm but its usually a pretty ...

... a bit tired of criss crossing the Sierra Madre and I need to get to Guatemala for possible hook up with fellow traveler.
I stopped at Arriaga this gives me the choice of either option in the morning and I need Internet access.
Stopped at the Hotel Marie Eugenia another cheap clean place, as they have all been so far.
Got a taxi into the town centre to find a Internet cafe, that's more like it $5 Pesos per hour.

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... to a bar to eat some Tapas and watch the Barcalona - Chelsea Euro Cup semifinal game.  If Barca tied they'd advance but it didn't look good.  They were down 1-0 for the majority of the game, and got hit with a controversial red card that left them a man down.  The ref allotted 4 minutes of extra time and with less than a minute of extra time remaining; Barca set up what everyone understood was their last chance.  The ball was passed around the box before Barca dropped it to a ...

... Int**essant war auch das alte Marktgebäude. B**eits zur frühen Stunde bieten dort die V**käuf**innen und V**käuf** ihre Ware feil. Die eigentliche Sehenswürdigkeit d** Gegend ist jedoch d** angrenzende Monte Alban. Auf dessen Gipfel, rund 2000 m.ü.M., befindet sich eine d** grossartigsten Pyramidenanlagen Mexicos. Das einstige Kulturzentrum d** Zapoteken wurde ca. 500-200 v.Chr. auf ein** k ...

Chupiteria: In trying to think back what went on this day, it's pretty hard to remember, but I recall it being relatively standard. Millis and I got up relatively late again, rolled out, got some food and went to class. Classes were fine for the most part. In Francisca's class, we actually played Tabú, only playing the game in Spanish, which proved to be much tougher in terms of using vocabulary and ...

... it at road speeds it can take out your undercarriage or send you careening into the ditch. So we become accustomed to looking out for these whenever you see some structures coming up or with in the town limits.There seems to me to be a Tope Joker that will just get bored and throws one in on corners, in the middle of a long straightaway, and also likes to take out the signs that might have been originally ...

On to Puerto Arista, a relative metropolis, plenty of shops, some of them even open! Out of high season seaside towns tend to only fully open at weekends when the city dwelling Mexican hordes descend. Found a nice little place near a smelly lagoon and not far from the beach, but sadly, as often happens in Mexico, the workers started banging around at 6am - because it´s really hot later, they start work early but with no concern for their sleeping clients.