Hotel Las Palmas Oaxaca

... here so its been amazing.

Its Bestival this weekend so felt a bit sad in the knowledge that a large percentage of
my mates are partying on the Isle of Wight this weekend and I cant be there with them but
I cant have it all! So to everyone there, big up and I'm thinking of you!

Anyway enough of the emotional stuff, tonight I'm taking an 11 hour nightbus to San
Cristobal de la Casas so will update you with the next installment shortly.

Love and peas
x

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I took a bus up to Monte Alban to see the ruins. It's funny how amazing it is until you realize that the ruins you are looking at were made in the last 20 years. Every once and awhile you can find a shoe print in the cement. I saw one that had a Nike swoosh when I was in Mexico city.

... 4) My favourite is that Oaxaca is so clean!!! There is hardly any trash on the side of the highways. It's nice and clean and you don't have to worry to find a right angle to take pictures for not having trash on it too. Once we crossed the border back to Guerrero, the trash began like crazy again. Score for Oaxaca!!! 5) Last but not least: Roosters crow differently! We experienced quite some crows and they are always different. Conclusion: Oaxaca city is worth a visit!

... a month. He speaks English and can be reached at: mario_raul_diaz_1@hotmail.com. There is no point in mentioning my name as he would not know me from Adam. This info is provided simply as a reference point.

On a personal level my blogging of Oaxaca should be a highlight due to its stature as one of the great destinations of tourists, students and expats alike. My timing in writing about Oaxaca (June 26, 2009) however couldn’t be worse as our planned three-year ...

... had a huge political uprising in which the town was upset with the government / governor and graffitied the entire town, with political messages. This artist happened to be one of the head graffiti artists at that time. They spent 4 hours doing graffiti on the wall and then Jen was able to get the artist to draw a skull with butterfly wings and tattooed it to her stomach area. Unfortunatley he was pushing too ***********ly did the outline of the tattoo. She was ...

... for the second time in two days. I rode the train with the boys for a few stops, but we soon parted ways and in no time I was at the bus station, ticket in hand, waiting to get on the bus to Oaxaca. Probably about 45 minutes later the bus pulled in, right on time, and I was ready to go. The first hour or two of the trip I was sound asleep, curled up nice and comfortably under one of my blankets courtesy of Continental Airlines. I woke up outside Mexico City somewhere ...

... guess. I'm really glad I get to see it normal before I leave. Today I am meeting up with the same people again to go to the Botanical Garden and hopefully the stamp museum. I was never interested in the stamp museum but so many people told me it was good so now I want to go. Last night I was starting to feel sick so I had some airborne but now today I feel really horrible! I am definitely going to have to get medicine but at least you don't have to have a ...

... We had mango first, then spinach soup, stew but it was sweet, salad with apples and pecans, and then tortilla chips with jam. It was all pretty good I really enjoyed it. After, Kara who lives in the house, invited me to go shopping with her friend and teacher. We went to the mall in town and it was exactly like our mall, same everything even prices, I was a little sad about that though. The people definetly dress different, guys wear only jeans and girls wear ...

... distinct favouritism towards the same goods that their neighbours are raking in the pesos with, there exists variety enough to brighten the day. Home to ruins as well as the markets, Mitla adds a bit of historical pizzazz to an otherwise barren, cacti-dotted region. A town of stray dogs, mototaxis (similar in design and safety to the tuk-tuks of south-east Asia) and pushy, pushy street vendors, Mitla is quaint, decidedly cleaner ...