Las Hamacas Melaque

13 Gomez Farias Melaque, Pacific Coast, Mexico

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... Canada, where they hate the Quebecois, drive big pickups, and thirstily drill for oil in the tar sands.

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... any travel decisions I was yet to make. But crossing the boarder the small parks/plaza´s had been taken over as army bases with cotton tents from corner to corner, and little space in between where soldiers were doing washing of clothes. I sat back in my chair and wondered if this was the norm in South American boarder patrols. Luckily, I was quick to find out the Mexicans love sharing juicy gossip, and I soon had my very own translator to tell me all the ...

Tourism cram

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... have these amazing murals on them. Of course, if you're into history, you'll also be entertained. If you're not into weaponry, art/architecture, or history, you'll probably breeze through it pretty quickly, unless you stop to decode the descriptions. I think they just dumped the Spanish into babelfish and printed the results.

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Oh Canada

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Main Entry: 1de-fect

Pronunciation: \ˈdē-ˌfekt, di-ˈ\

Function: noun

Etymology: Middle English, from Latin defectus lack, from deficere to desert, fail, from de- + facere to do — more at do

Date: 15th century

1 a : an imperfection that impairs worth or utility : shortcoming <the grave ...