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5 days in Oaxaca
... and we found them , completely unphased,. We then had to have our photos taken for the newspaper, slightly embarrassing ! It was now after midnight – Tom’s first night in Mexico and he’d made the papers, guess he won’t forget it.
Our days in Oaxaca have been wonderful – great town to wander around , lots going on , markets selling all crafts and foods – lots of bugs, haven’t been bitten ...
La Lavandería
... over to a stranger. Although none of the clothing I brought was really expensive, it was all I had brought with me. I wanted to make sure it would last the full 8 weeks that I was here.
I did my best to hold off as long as possible, but by Saturday night, I had no choice but to find a place to clean them. I had heard a few horror stories from the colleagues in my program, so I was nervous. As soon as I got home from my field ...
Market Mania
... turned up at 10.30 and told us he had been at Monte Alban with another group and that he had had to leave them there and come and get us, another driver was going back for his original group later. You were right Rebecca things don't always go to plan in Mexico.
Still once we got going we had a great day. Our first stop was at Ocotlan where we visited the house of a famous local artist Rudolfo Morales which we ...
La ciutat del Chapulín
... zapotecas, olmecas i mixtecas.
Perque vam anar el tercer dia al mercat dels diumenges de Tlacolulaaa????!!! Avuí marxem amb les maletes ben carregades (aixo significa dema esquena feta pols). Pero va valdre molt la pena! El mercat és immens i molt típic de l'estat de Oaxaca.
Cada dia haviem planejat arribar a les precioses cascades petrificades de Hierve El Agua. Pero com ja hem avisat, l'hostal era molt animat i ...
Travel to Oaxaca de Juárez
... embarrassing. We went through all that just to discover he was looking for some other gringo family who are migrating to México. Oh well, now I know what a FM2 is (we didn't have one or need one).
We wanted to take a colectivo to our rental place but since I don't speak Spanish well enough to argue we got the most expensive way to travel. A taxi van. It cost us 200 pesos (less than 20 ...