Hotel la Choza
Travel Blogs from El Fuerte
San Diego, Copper Canyon, Chihuahua to Juarez...
Windyriver stayed here on Nov 20, 2009 during their trip titled: Windyriver's Great Adventure.
Flying men
... playing a drum and whistle. Hes joined by 4 others who hang down upside down and then decend on ropes, spinning through the air 13 times until they reach the floor.
We get a bus out to see the ruins of El Tajin too, which are the biggest site on the Gulf Coast.
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The Incredible Ruinas El Tajin
... a-brac. True enough. There are others who have created jobs around telling you if your vehicle is pulled far enough forward into your parking space...useless information, but a job, invented or otherwise, is a job.
Once through the gate, we were amazed at the enormity of the site and the incredible excavation that had been accomplished by ...
More Mysteries of Mexico
... was invented and played as a means of communicating with the gods of the sky. Fernando called the game something that sounded like "Kestrol" I’ll have to research that. There were 17 ball courts in the city, most used for the practice of this game, two for the playing of the real game twice a year. Two teams of 3 players each hit a rubber ball weighing 6 or 7 pounds and made from tree resin down the center of the field. ...
You are a DIPSHIT! <--- So the mares said anyway.
Pretty sure that one speed bump I hit in the dark that made the truck and trailer fly shook stuff down too. .
I thought for sure I'd killed the girls
we hit so hard. Narrow mountain road close to Papantla and we couldn't
even stop and check them for almost 10 miles. The trailer literally
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