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... mirror tomorrow. I'm being overly harsh, but I think we all know that I'm not a small town girl, and it being in Mexico doesn't make it okay. Although infinitely more amusing trying to explain why I'm here. Apparently the locals can't figure it out either. ...
... ended up leaving at 735. I'm still slightly confused as to when the bus was supposed to arrive. So I've learned an important Mexico lesson. Be an hour early, and be prepared to wait and hour after the "arrival" time. The bus ride was excellent. ...
Dean: Our country cottage retreat for a week, with Alex's parents. We have four weeks in Chile before we head over to New Zealand and during this time we will have a bit of company as Alex's parents have arranged to fly over to spend some time with ...
... for the most part. The crowd was thick, similar to English Bay on a fireworks night. We´re not sure if it is a Baja thing or a Mexico thing but the cowboy theme ruled the day. The standard uniform: white cowboys boots, a white or cream coloured cowboy hat, ...
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New Places In Mexico
Posted on Jan 29, 2008, 23:31:59
There is a lot more than just desert though. Southern Mexico is very green and tropical. Some usefull Google Maps of US-Mexico Border Crossings at ...
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Bienvenidos a Mexico!
Posted on Jun 11, 2009, 09:34:34
... in of foreign exchange. PeMex, the country's nationalized oil industry, provides approximately 40% of federal government revenue. Currency: Mexico's currency is the peso. The current exchange rate is $13.55 MN to one US dollar. The peso is ...
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Bienvenidos a Mexico!
Posted on Jun 11, 2009, 09:27:48
... in of foreign exchange. PeMex, the country's nationalized oil industry, provides approximately 40% of federal government revenue. Currency: Mexico's currency is the peso. The current exchange rate is $13.55 MN to one US dollar. The peso is ...
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Traveling Mexico
Posted on Sep 28, 2009, 15:00:46
... station to pay your fine. It is illegal to offer a bribe (mordida). The penalties for carrying guns or drugs in Mexico are extremely severe. · Foreigners require tourist cards for visits to Baja California exceeding 72 hours, or for travel more than 100 ...
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