Reyna Soledad Zacatecas
170 Tacuba Zacatecas, Central Mexico and Gulf Coast, 98000 , Mexico
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Cycling days 31-34: Durango to Zacatecas
... a pretty positive it was the peppers. By morning, symptoms were gone and we felt fine the rest of the day.
Day 34 (1/20/11): 17km
We complete the last few miles to Zacatecas, stopping along the way to buy some birria for breakfast and some homemade cheese. The outskirts of Zacatecas have a lot of traffic and our first impression isn't great. We struggle with finding the historical center of town, an ...
One more ring
... that I outlined for this trip. The one thing however that cannot so easily be planned ahead is meals. Meal planning is as much a hassle on the road as it is at home. We shop in grocery stores and often have breakfast (fruit and hot or cold cereal) in our room and lunch on the go. But dinner is the thing that always seems to put us over budget. For this reason, we often debate on where to eat. This day, on our drive back to our Zacatecas hotel, north-west ...
Zacatecas: Live To Fight Another Day
... down to almost nothing. You try to maintain constant speed so as not to lose traction and thus squashed by the truck driver behind you who likely can’t see well either. You decide that perhaps you should give up, pull over and seek shelter. But, guess what? There’s nowhere to get shelter and not even a shoulder to pull over on. You’re locked in and have to look death in the face as he laughs at your bull ...
Mexico
... cape action before embedding the sword up to it's hilt in the bulls neck. The assistants come out & make it turn sharply back & forward to cut up its organs, before it drops to it's knees and is 'humanely killed' !!! Some horses come in to drag the bloody bull away. This goes on for at least 8 bulls with very little variation, except once, when a matador got stabbed in his torso with a horn or when the chains on the bull to drag it away came loose or when the humane killer ...
Las Cruces to Zacatecas
... the ladies entertained with her Bilingual Computer. They were a very nice couple and we will do some work for them in the manana. It seems that the *********omic times are here as well as Antonio had no work (this place is his fathers and does not operate) His daughter who is 23 is out of work aswell. After a brief discussion on the world economy they left for home and left us to our own devices. The kids are tuckered out from their lengthy ...



