Quinta Real Guadalajara
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Prehispanic Archeology
... two team captains seated in the middle of the court and striking a rubber ball with their hips which had to be sent to the opposite end of the court by each of the teams. Riley and I were showing how this was done, although, we needed help getting up. The game was used for political ends or religious reasons, where the winners would be privileged to being beheaded in the court.
Just like many other places in ...
San Andres Festival
... by a different trade or group. Brick layers, restaurants, cattlemen, etc. with the last night being sponsored by the Mexican Expats. Those Mexicans mostly living in the United States send money back for this final and biggest night of the festival.
Stay tuned the Virgin of Guadalupe Festival will be up next.
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Vivre à Guadalajara, et crier à Puerto Vallarta !
... Eso se llama hospitalidad, verdad?
Justo despues de llegar, dedicamos mi primera noche a comer (rico), actividad muy importante para los dos! Empezamos en Chang's, cadena gringa de comida china bastante de moda. Me sorprende por sus platos originales y ricos.
Mi anfitrion tiene chamba, entonces me quedo solo durante los dias, y mi rutina se establece rapido: levantarme un poco tarde, meditar, ducharme, comer en Tita's, donde debo haber probado toda ...
Pat and Gail in Ajijic
... great weather for their Mexican holiday.
We were a little worried about the preparation of the Wall for the Tepehua Mural project. The rains started right when the men had a load of sand delivered for resurfacing the wall. Carlos told us that when he got there, the rivers of water were taking the sand down the mountain, away from the work site. It all ended well though and the wall has been resurfaced and ready for Step Two - priming/sealing. We are not ...
Churches and Child wrestlers
... days we spent exploring the city in the historic centre. There are ALOT of churches, and we explored many of them, mostly being over ornate for my taste, but some where done more simply and were quite nice. This was topped off by the cathederal with a double spire that was impressive both inside and out. Opposite the cathederal was a similarly ornate theatre, although we were unable to explore inside. The two days culture exploration ...
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