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Mexico200
... right place for months.
Our pattern is predictable. We arrive to a town. We find a place to stay. We look at the ocean. We check out the stores in town (frequently there are none). We surf. We read. We cook. We clean. We eat. We surf. We eat. We sleep. And then repeat the following day. Around the second or third night one of us brings up the idea of moving on. Sometimes there is no doubt that we should stay because we like the ...
Not So Epic Tepic
This is a top pick!
... same age but otherwise our lives are very different. We had a good ol' chat - about 25 minutes of solid Spanish-speaking!
As suspected my fluency and vocab had vastly improved in the past 5 weeks thanks to Michel Thomas's audio lessons. But in gringo-Sayulita I couldn't benefit from it. There was no need. But now... I feel the need! We took a coach for the rest of the journey. Despite our best intentions ...
The expensive road to Tepic. Mexico
... almost 08h30 and we were just about to leave when all was changed and we were now going via the motorway with loads of toll charges. Nick had decided it was simply too dangerous to have anyone else taken by the bandits. As they now had our route maps from the truck they hijacked meant they could be waiting anywhere for us!! It was just too dangerous to follow our old marked route.
We were all to travel today as a large group and so there was no photo stops ...
Never did i EVER run out of gas so many times.
... like us that really needs help and if not, well thats just a chance your going to have to take, pussy.
the story goes like this...
we were flying down the freeway at our normal pace of 85. we knew we were getting low on gas but there is typically a pemex station every hour or so so we weren´t too worried. well mostly, the driver was, but we ignored her fear telling her we ...
Fatty Tour 2010
We continued our Fatty Tour 2010 in Tepic, a bustling town of honking cars and packed markets. Our cheap selves didn't want to pay for a rotisserie chicken at a restaurant, so we instead bought one from a supermarket and ate it in the van, embarrassed fatty style.
Otherwise, Tepic was pretty slick but unfortunately we didn't take too many ...
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