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Day 9 - More historic Oaxaca sights, then onto 'Tehuantepec' in the narrowest part of Mexico! Awaking, trying not to electrocute ourselves by charging the camera in the shower (the only place a plug was!), we set off to view some more ancient ...
I was suppose to leave Monday but I was sick so I laied in bed for 3 days trying to get better. I woke up Wednesday and left Oaxaca at 10. I felt fine when I started loading my bike but I realized when I was about to leave that I was still really sick. I ...
... to protest by screwing up traffic. They did it all the time when I was living in Oaxaca. I arrived in Tehuantepec, not really a metropolitan mecca, but the best place for me to stop en routeto San Cristobal. There were only buses ...
After visiting what was claimed to be "the widest tree in the world", we drive to Tehuantepec on the Gulf of Tuhantepec where we spend the night.
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Mexico???
Posted on Jun 16, 2008, 19:15:09
... amp; Brasil!, we conform LatinAmérica, with musical galore... - Geography: the natural "barrier" being the Istmus of Tehuantepec, that line betwen Aztec empire & Mayan empire. - Humanity: The states of Tabasco, Chiapas and the whole ...
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Mexico???
Posted on Jun 17, 2008, 10:23:28
According to Guatemalans, the whole Tehuantepec isthmus, including Belize, should be theirs. They consider their country to be the heart of the Maya culture. There are 23 Maya languages still spoken in this area. So geographically and culturally ...
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