Posada Tolosa Zacatecas
Juan de Tolosa No. 811 Centro Zacatecas, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, Mexico
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Cycling days 31-34: Durango to Zacatecas
... see, we turn in and find a school with the hose running. The woman standing at the locked gate lets Shirley in to fill our bottles and water bladder…mission complete! We ride down another street in town to find a quiet place in the shade to eat. As we sit there, we hear some sort of advertisement blaring from a megaphone…4 kilos of what for how much? When the truck comes into view, the man smiles and waves to us as ...
Zacatecas, hold the sour, extra guacamole
... and them wham I kick the beejeezus out of a three inch concrete ``step`` that occupies the halfway point between my room and the can for seemingly no good reason but to break peoples toes who don`t wear their headlamp to the john at night. I cuss the moon, stars, and sun every way I can and then get to thinking I may need to change my plans.
I can`t get back to sleep because my big toe is throbbing like I`m one of those cartoon character that ...
Zacatecas
... get a government pension at the age of 60 in this country. It is a very small allowance that just prevents that people starve to death.This means many old people are depending on others. I have seen several times that old people were waiting outside a bakery without really begging until someone came out to hand over some bread. In Creel it was very cold and a shop owner just gave a hot cup of coffee to a old poor man. It seems this is a very normal thing to do here.
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Zacatecas: Live To Fight Another Day
... ridge and breathlessly said, “Buenos tardes!”. They just stared at me in disbelief at I brushed myself off and walked up beside them to take a few images of the vista. It was a little comical I think. After spending a couple hours studying the amazing views from La Bufa, I began my descent. I discovered there was a great stone pedestrian path all the way down with steps in the steepest places and lovely benches ...
Mexico
... amp; are nothing special, so have decided to go as a day trip instead.
Despite the fact the charro site is 5k out of town, there is no public transport to the site nor any leaving the town for Zacatecas after 8pm nor indeed any buses at all on a sat when I intend to return. I'm guessing that, as it starts at 4pm (Mexican time!), I will have had enough by 7.30pm & be ready to head home anyway!
Sat I returned ...



