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Water water everywhere....
... run us down in we hadn't. We were flying colors (US Flag) and believe that's possibly why they did it. I don't know what's going on here, but the sentiment is decidedly unAmerican
or possibly unCruiser. I couldn't be more disappointed at the moment. We've had such great experiences with almost every native or cruiser we've had the pleasure of meeting, but this area leaves me cold. Maybe I need to give it a little more time.
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Twisty Roads
... lazy and went to bed fairly early....the rest....well they didn't make it to bed. I forgot, the night before we had the best, seriously the best, burgers ever here :) So if you ever make it to Punta Zicatella it's on the corner.
Travel drowsiness and beers sent me to bed early and the next day we had to move next door as she was fully booked....or just didn't fancy looking after us anymore, one of the two.
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Hazardous road to a hidden gem
The road from Oaxaca to Puerto Escondido is only 256km and our TomTom GPS announces a 4-hour journey, but for the first time it is completely wrong. Congested traffic, incalculable amounts of 'topes' (speed bumps), one-way mountain roads, snail-pace trucks... and then the fun begins: potholes. Actually the word doesn't do these justice: crevices, abysses or black holes would be more appropriate. ...
De regresar a Puerto Escondido y adios amigos!
... it out - lesson learned by the taxi driver? probably not - entertaining morning for us? Definitely! So that was our welcome to Mexico City, the 2 days that followed were not much more successful with us wandering around for 2 hours to find food then later that evening wandering around for 2 hours to find a quiet. non-offensive, non-sleazy bar to have the boys farewell drinks in. We ended up back at the hostel sitting on the roof top bar drinking ...
El paraiso
... retour en prend une autre route qui est apparemment plus courte est coute quasi la même chose: safari en jeep (les chemin sont de terre dans plein nature ou Flo même apercoit un crâne de vache :D) puis traversée en SPEEDboat (woaaaaw, la gars aimait bien la vitesse!!) et puis en minibus collectivo vers Pto Escondido.
Nous passons notre derniere journée a la merveileuse côte de Oaxaca à cheval pour aller rejoindre les "aguas termales" ...
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