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Guadalupe Shrine and Teotihuacan
... reached apeak of about 150,000 inhabitants in 500 AD. Many different groups of people lived in this city. People from the central Maya region lived there from 300- 500 AD. Teotihuacan was known as a major religious site with thousands of temples and shrines.
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Murals and Botero´s Fat Ladies
... It was already past 6PM and the Cathedral area had become intensely crowded. Must be people spilling from work.
Backstreets and Alleyways
Noted one alley lined with stalls from end-to-end. The stalls are nearly all books! That aside, there were so many Librerias all over town. It says something about Mexicans.
I went hunting for food and ended up in a cantina without realising what it was. Was wondering why most of the customers ...
Back in Mex Cty. Flight delayed 10 hrs. The End
... Honduras – 10 Kms from the border is the town of Copan Ruinas. Nothing to write home or blogs about really, but quite a laid back place. The real reason for my visit was to go to the Mayan ruins. They were outstanding !!! Copan is impressive, but does not, in my opinion, compare to Chichen Itza or Palenque, however there is some unique stuff here. The statues, called Stenae are beautiful; as is the unique hieroglyphic stairway which if you can read Mayan tells the ...
Whistle-stop cultural tour of Mexico City
... neat garden surrounded by brick watchtowers, where the great man tended his chickens and his rabbits. Unremarkable in itself but seeing the bed where he and his wife narrowly escaped death at the hands of a gun-toting mob led by Diego’s mural painting contemporary, Siquieros, was very moving. Seeing the very desk where Trotsky did finally receive the fatal blow was chilling. And discovering more about how the man, his family and his associates were ...
Happy Birthday To Me!
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And that pretty much concludes what I have been up to so far. I did watch some of the Champions League final before getting bored, and have also realised that I am quite a sadist when it comes to sport, and perhaps I should to resist from following it. I think I enjoy seeing teams/people/supporters I don't like lose far more than I enjoy seeing teams I do like win. For example, I wasn't ...