Residences Yucca Gosier

... workshop just outside Juchitan, with a nice shady tree outside and did my service with the assistance of Carlos a young boy at hate MC shop. He got rid of all my waste and supplied some rag!
The road had turned a bit boring long and straight and flat, mainly cattle country. I passed my first Mexican wind farm and it was huge.
I had been toying with going to Tuxtla Gutierrez to look at the Somidero Canyon but was ...

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Früh morgens schauten wir uns etwas im historischen Zentrum von Oaxaca um. Leid** öffnen die Museen (und auch das Regi**ungsgebäude) **st um 10.30 Uhr. Glücklich**weise hat Gott imm** Zeit für uns und so schauten wir uns zu **st die Iglesia de Santo Domingo an. Eigentlich **inn**t das Inn**e eh** an einen Palast als an eine Kirche. Kunstvolle, mit goldbelegte Ornamente und Skulpturen zi**en die Wände und ...

The local buses in Mexico are terrific, dirt cheap, on time, clean & extremely comfortable just like our luxury coaches at home, which is just as well as we spent a lot of time on them. Great time to start to get to know the other people on the tour 15 in total including us. A mix of juniors & geriatrics......leave it to you to decide which group we came under ! The Mayan ruins was something we both were really keen to explore and we ...

... to warn drivers. Locals will paint a Tope sign on almost anything to give you a heads up. I think the folks living nearby get tired of the screeching tires, and the loud bang and the sound of metal skittering down the highway after being dislodged from the shoddy maintained vehicles. If you were to live near a Topa and wanted to sleep you would sign it someway. They become the staging area for many different ...

On to Puerto Arista, a relative metropolis, plenty of shops, some of them even open! Out of high season seaside towns tend to only fully open at weekends when the city dwelling Mexican hordes descend. Found a nice little place near a smelly lagoon and not far from the beach, but sadly, as often happens in Mexico, the workers started banging around at 6am - because it´s really hot later, they start work early but with no concern for their sleeping clients.

Just a stop over in this small town, where a Saturday night is spent drinking until falling asleep in the streets. It was quite funny arriving there so late, everyone just coming to us so drunk and talking to us and then after one hour seeing them sleeping outside. This time has not much apart from good hot dogs, we went to eat them at a stand where they were showing a Mexican boxing game, and i had to stasy the whole 11 rounds and cheer up with the locals...

... here so after getting permission from the local lifesaver we boondocked right on the side of the road under the shade of a huge tree. We also met a local guy Carlos, who offered us the use of his well and it's nice fresh water 50 meters down the lane. Our friend Vern carries a bit of dry dog food and befriends and feeds the undernourished uncared for local dogs as we go along. None of us were prepared for the sight in the morning ...

... that this very sweet town still held there Mexican roots. The resort I decided on had all the amenities I was looking for. I still wanted my space from my friends so I decided on staying in the hotel right next to there's instead of the same one. I wanted an all inclusive and they didn't. We did agree on a few tours. I really enjoyed our hike up to the water falls.It was a ...

... it. Our hostess is a French woman who is a total knockout (although married) and she´s also a great cook, having a small restaurant for guests as well. Our lagoon trip started on a bit of a sour note. While waiting for the collective (small truck for locals costing 4 pesos), a taxi driver stopped and offered to take us all the way to the lagoon for 25 pesos. Simon said he´d pay for it, so off we went only to be told by the taxi ...