 | Creel, Mexico |
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... Chihuahua is home to the Mennonite sect, who came here from Germany, after firstly trying to live in Russia and Canada, and who were made welcome here in post-revolutionary Mexico, in return for their farming skills. See, everything has an explanation!
... about 7 hours to reach Creel (farther northeast still), as the train snaked through 86 tunnels and various other engineering feats. Creel is a smallish logging town at an elevation of about 7,550 ft and while the days were warm with bright sun and blue ...
... into snow-scattered mountains. We were travelling through the Copper Canyon National Park - a beautiful and interesting region of Mexico, and one we were informed rivalled the Grand Canyon in size. The weirdest sight I noticed was the transitional area ...
... Batopilas is really pretty and the locals sit in the square enjoying the relaxing atmosphere. One of things Paul and I really like about Mexico is the fact that it's so laid back and friendly, it makes you realise how manic life is in England sometimes. We ...
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Bienvenidos a Mexico!
Posted on Jun 20, 2009, 08:59:34
... Copper Canyon - it's now added to my list! :-) Copper Canyon is a must! I'd recommend a couple of nights in Creel. There's a place in the center of town we stayed in for $30 a night that was very cool with a great cabin feel. ...
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