Hotel Rio Tequisquiapan
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Peña of Bernal, Pulque and Michaladas!
... exercise!), rewarded by incredible views across Queretero. Rock-climbing professionals continued passed us armed with climbing equipment. It was a beautiful sunny day and the panoramic views across the region were beautiful.
After the decent, Ana our Mexican friend took us to experience a few Mexican pleasures, starting with Paletas, a Mexican sorbet which was absolutely delicious. Flavour options includes Pineapple, ...
Encuentros cercanos con el tercer monolito +grande
Salí tarde de México por quedarme cotorreando con mis papás que me prestaron el auto, me fuí derecho para Bernal, con una breve escala en Ezequiel Montes para tomarle una foto a la plaza (que ni valió la pena).
Llegué como a las diez de la noche a Bernal y derecho a fotografiar la peña, primero desde la carretera y luego desde ...
Feeling a little rough
... walked around the town appreciating the view, and sat down on a bench next to some marimba players. Francoise got out her flute and started accompanying them but they didn't seem to like it so much because the tourists were looking at her and not at them! After they left she jammed with a couple of guitar players and even made 10 pesos from a lady as we had cunningly put her flute case on ...
The benefits of jetlag...
Australians are all dying of tiredness due to about a 14 hour time difference, but for me England is only about 6 hours ahead which means I can wake up at 9am and feel like its 3 in the afternoon! I'm pretty much the only one awake at the moment so time to do some blog catching up.
The weather here is absolutely amazing for winter (25-32 degrees) and you'll all be jealous ...
Peña de Bernal ..... It fell from the sky
About an 45 minutes outside Querétaro is a small village named Bernal with a population of about 3000 people. It is famous for a very large monolith, Peña de Bernal, looming up behind the village. It is 350 meters high and is reputed to be the 3rd or 4th (depending on your source) highest monolith in ...
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