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Parador Del Rio Irapuato

Esc Medico Militar No 129 Irapuato, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 36660, Mexico

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Mexico at last

A travel blog entry by hilaryford

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... Well - what luck! Thus ensued almost three fascinating hours with my own personal guide. I was especially interested in her discourse about the early people and their (somewhat grizzly) customs and beliefs. Amongst many other things,I learned about their underlying world views regarding life and death, and how this translated into their rituals of sacrifice. I also found out more than I ever wanted to know about the exact nature of ...

Blogging...not my thing

A travel blog entry by julievan

... Most of these babies come from broken or non-existent homes, so the life they have at the orphanage is quite a blessing...and for those who get adopted, the blessings continue! Like most orphanages, the younger the child the faster they get adopted. There's lots of turn-over in the baby room, but by the time they are toddlers and then preschool and kindergartners they have hardly any chance of leaving. It's a blessing for me to ...

I finally have a social life!

A travel blog entry by julievan

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... and played. I sat down on the lawn and the next thing I knew I had all these kids sitting next to me asking me questions like, how do you say tree in English? how do you say my name in English? etc...I like kids, and I'm really starting to like these kids in particular!

Last night Dany and Carminda took me to downtown, to see it at night because it is very pretty. We walked around, ate Elotes, which are corn covered ...

I made it...

A travel blog entry by julievan

Well I made it to Mexico. Im exhausted. Today was day two and the family I live with showed me around the city...which is huge! I could never get back to the downtown. Ive tasted lots of different food so far, some that I like and others that I really dont care for. Right now, though, Im eating strawberries and they are amazing! Irapuato is known across Mexico for their strawberries. I look foward to getting ...

Guanajuato, Mexico

A travel blog entry by gringowithdrawl

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... colonial city of Guanajuato. The hotel also offered wifi so Darren could catch some March Madness on his laptop and Kristi could find a school for Spanish lessons. The Escuela Mexicana is where we decided to take our week long immersion of Spanish lessons. We also chose to stay with a Mexican host family for the time we were in school. We ended up staying with Hayde's family, ...