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Dia de los Muertos
... is La Catrina? Think an elegantly dressed Victorian skeleton walking around with an elaborate hat of lace and feathers greeting you with seductive eyes in silence. The Catrinas floated silently through the crowds trying to gain recognition, a photo, or present an invitation to join them in death. There were two groups, children and adults, and all were pretty amazing to watch. At one point ...
L auberge mexicaine
... droit a un show de Britney Spears version cojones, c etait interessant ;-)
Je devais partir le samedi mais il n'y avait pas de bateau donc mon depart a ete repousse au dimanche. Les petits jeunes me proposaient de rester aussi longtemps que je voulais avec eux. Avec plaisir los amigos mais je dois avancer dans mon trip. Next step Mazatlan pour la journee puis Guadalajara!
La suite au prochain episode! looool
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Our Journey into Mexico
... American tourists. here we did some laundry at a very clean and well kept place and also shared a great meal.. I had a Traditional cheese burger (BEST EVER - yet I never eat them in canada) This was the first town that i felt i could "hang out it" i recommend it, at least for a short time.
we traveled on to stay the night under the security of an american fishing hot spot, were we awoke early to continue our drive. making it all the way to the ...
Cycling days 16-21: Mulege to La Paz
... road and into the prickly bushes – 6pm…phew! As we set up camp, a cow comes by and wonders why we’re in her path…she stands there and stares for a long while before meandering off. We are alone in the desert once again, so quiet when there aren’t cars passing by that there isn’t even the sound of birds or insects…just dead silence.
We covered 133km today – tied with our two ...
Back in the Saddle
Sunday morning rolled around and we all were anxious to leave dusty Baja and start on our mainland adventure. All felt well and the cloudy skies would provide cover for the 18 km ride to Pichilingue ferry terminal.
The Chihuahua Star Ferry (built in Japan in 1997) was scheduled to leave at 5PM. We were supposed to begin check-in procedures 2 to 3 hours before departure. We did not want to leave ...


