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Oaxaca, That´s Clever Enough
... talking with locals and foreigners alike, sampling local dishes, and checking out art galleries...trend: Natalie and Marsha like things that are free. We have also been enjoying the live music in the plaza, and the bumping stereos blaring out of storefronts, I mean, nothing makes me want to buy a pair of shoes more than Reggaeton.
Again, people have been very nice and helpful here, and there is a lot of Oaxacan pride: ...
Santo Domingo
... storm came in. The wind picked up and the raindrops were coming down hard. We stayed in the church for quite some time, waiting for the storm to settle.
When we left, the temperature had dropped rather dramatically (probably in the upper 50’s), so we went to one of their favorite coffeeshops to have some authentic hot chocolate. It was a great end to our day.
I must say, ...
Oaxaca, esto es Mexico! se siente su cultura
... hora de embarcar, esta vez me toco un avioncito, tipo los Pluna que van a Montevideo, chiquititos que te chocas la cabeza cuando te paras! eramos pocos asique todo fue expeditivo entramos rapido y salimos rapido al aterrizar. El vuelo fue bastante calmo, pese al viento, y llegamos a Oaxaca con 25 minutos de retraso solo! Ya eran las 5 de la tarde....
Por suerte esta vez el coordinador del PNIEB, Freddy, me paso a buscar por el ...
Swiching to Mexican Time
... so to save money, Spirit doesn't bother to repaint their planes after they have been patched, resulting in a rather disturbing, Frankenstein look.
But, at the end of it all, there is Mexico.
Mexico City, like most Latin American capitals, such as Bogota or Caracas, has earned itself a bad reputation. Taxi crime is rampant, the murder rate is high, police corruption out of control. The only person in the States I have ever met from Mexico City, the son ...
Over the Border
... and a bonfire. was a wonderful few days in Victoria Mexico. We might be the last people that ever stayed there.
Russ helped the "Gringo's" get a new tire. Took us shopping. We shared another meal together with his family. My turn to cook. Cheese Burgers!
Off we head, further into Mexico. Headed, (so we thought) to Tampico. We took a wrong turn...and were lost in the mountains for the entire day! Finally, as night fall was upon us, we found ...