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Merida the first day
Merida looks very beautiful. And it is.
Today i only walked around to see the streets and get a overwiev. It was difficult to find out the system how the streets are. But as a good advise 62, 64, 66 and so it continues. The another are 61, 63, 65. The address are told as take 68 and between 57 and 59 is the place to go. I took time but now ...
The White City
... the movie rights to that! All ruined out, we caught the 11.30am bus back to Merida and got a sandwich in a cafe on the square. After that, we headed back to the room for a well earned rest. After a nice rest in our room, we had a wander round town to find some dinner. We ended up back at the restaurant above the hotel and enjoyed our first enchiladas. I had a spicy Texmex (more spicy chicken than anything else) and Cat had a Suisse, cheese and ...
A-mazing Uxmal
... MASSIVE) – and they are even covered with fly-screen but there isn’t actually any glass or security screens (see wrought iron). So not really very safe. Oops didn’t notice that on initial inspection! LOL!! We resolve to lock up our luggage and just hope for the best. We are well away from the street basically in the laundry section on the hostel and honestly you can barely find the room, so we are relying on being hidden for ...
Mexico
... to expensive eco-resort. But that is the way of things I suppose. We loved the ruins and the beach regardless...
I am now in Playa Del Carmen. My couple, Lady Hanna and Bastie, have left me to go home (tsssskk!) - they got some couple time the last few days after they did a runner. I went on to Playa whilst they went up to Mujeres. Sigh...so now I am on my own again. Have had a nice few days in Playa Del Carmen. The beach is lovely, and there are ...
Checking Out the Neighbourhood
... were impressed to see free wireless internet stations with little tables and plug-ins.
One of our first jobs was to purchase food, as we have a little kitchen. Fortunately, just a block away from our apartment, is Santa Ana square, which has fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers available from small kiosks. Across the street is a little bakery, but it's hard to get whole wheat buns or bread ...
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