Posada San Pedro Puebla
Av 2 Oriente #202, Centro Historico Puebla, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 72000, Mexico
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Mexico city to Puebla - Georgie's post #2
... the man to move and he shows her his ticket. And true enough, he was in the right seat, so dad checks our tickets and very quietly, with a very embarrassed look in his face, moves to the seats in front of us. He looks at the family and says 'sorry, it could happen to anyone, honest mistake....' Lucky they were nice people!! When we arrived we got a taxi and got dropped off at our hotel, from what we could see Puebla was ...
Kaffee am Zocalo
In Puebla hatten wir sicher eins der schönsten Hotels inkl. Zimmer mit Blick auf die Kathedrale und den Zocalo (Hauptplatz). Die Stadt selbst ist im Colonialstil erbaut und besticht durch die vielen farbigen Häuschen und gaaanz viele Kirchen. Ganz schön katholisch diese Mexicaner.
Mittags gabs für mich süsse, grüne Peperoni gefüllt mit Früchten und einer Erdnusssauce. Die Spezialtät des ...
Another Love Hotel
... tasty Chinese food at a restaurant near the scene of the crime. And it did stir up some emotion again.
By the time we got pedaling again, it was 1:30. So we rode to the end of town and checked into a love motel. With a little haggling, we negotiated an overnight stay for the quickie rate. This motel has curtains that close on the parking spots to hide the cars. Michelle did some hand-wash that we hung in our car spot and we organized for an early start in the ...
Trying day
... warning us that the boys had run off with Michelle's handlebar bag; journal, ATM proceeds (about $600), credit cards, MP3, player loaded with 20 audio books, Spanish phrase book, flash light and other small things. (Luckily her passport was stashed elsewhere.)
A nice Mexican family walked by Michelle as she sat alone deep in though. Frankie, Mercedes and their lovely daughters. They looked at Michelle's loaded bike and the stack ...
A beautiful town
... itself was huge, and busy, and full of mad mexican drivers. Graham did a great job of avoiding all the cars that were trying to squash into the hairs breath of a space left between our car and the car infront, and when the 6 lane highway merged into 3 lanes we shut our eyes and made it through! We didn't stop in mexico city itself, i was planning for us to stop and spend the night in Puebla, about 60km outside the city as i'd read lots of great ...



