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Prehispanic Archeology
... as possible. But, I think you may find the background a fascinating learning experience, as it was for me. We were fortunate enough to have a Mexican tourist guide who spoke English fairly well. Noe was a Mexican college student that has been doing tours for 8 years, but has never had the opportunity to give one in English. He charged our group of four only $200 pesos (about $15 US) to take us along a two hour tour of ...
Tequila tour
... 1086;бы 95;ным фасад 86;м в эклек 90;ичном стиле, смеше 85;ием дорич 77;ского стиля, готик 80;, барок ...
Bosque Primavera Hike
... springs throughout the forest. People visit the park to enjoy the water in the hot river that flows through the woods, as well as hiking, bicycling or skateboarding on the numerous trails.
The photos show what it is like in this area during the dry season. Apparently during the rainy season, the park is full of beautiful wild flowers.
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The Magic Drink
... a lady at the town square informed us that the annual parade was taking place that evening. How could we pass on this? So we took our packed bags back to the inn and checked back in for another night.
Parades are fun and a great way to witness local customs and people. The entire town was out! There was a small mishap where Bob got a hard candy in the face but other than that it was fantastic. I enjoyed the dancing horses ...
10 Things You Should Know Before Coming To Mexico
... to things on time, quit. Nobody in Mexico goes to anything when they say they are. If you show up to a party that's supposed to be at 6:00 at 6:15, people aren't going to like you very much. Mexican time is at least 30 minutes after something starts. If somebody actually wants you to be on time, they will often times say "6:00 English or American time." Unfortunately, this doesn't apply to my school where if ...
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