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Mucho más que suerte!
... ahora puedo decir que valió la pena.
El Martes 19, fui a las 8:00 am a la Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores a renovar mi pasaporte, no tarde ni 20 minutos cuando ya me estaban tomando la foto para mi nuevo pasaporte!! Me dijeron que en una hora y media me lo entregaban, en ese tiempo fui a mi universidad a avisar que iba a faltar 2 semanas, no hubo mayor inconveniente, regrese a la SRE y al instante me dieron mi nuevo pasaporte, le di mi nuevo ...
Buenos Dias - Aguascalliente (Hot Waters)
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We load the car and head for Ajijic. All the way down we kept seeing the signs "Ruta 2010" and had no idea what this was until today. It turns out that this is a HUGE bike ride. Not sure of what is for but will find out. Check out my pictures. For miles and miles and miles there were pods of cyclist. Sometimes they were behind shrines of the Holy Mother which ...
Mexico
... disappointing - inaccurate maps & the 2 most interesting places, the House of Geodes and the Tunnels, both closed - left almost immediately in disgust! By the time I got back to Ags it was raining, so decided to postpone the cockfighting & headed off to the cinema (not a French film - there is only so much culture a girl can take!).
Tues went to check out the hot waters the city is famed for, but the whole set up ...
Machetes and Coyotes, oh my!
... it was so sudden and quick, Sylvain responded that we had friends waiting for us in Puerto Vallarta. But we spent a good hour with them, listening to music and talking about how great Mexico is and about immigration and the US being so ignorant about Mexicans... We hit the road again and tried to stop at an ancient archeological site that looked amazing from the road a mile away- very high ...
Aguascalientes - Can We Warm Up To This City?
... life in early Mexico.
We were particularly touched by the mural which shows native people bringing the silver up from the mines, carrying it up a ladder, passing it off to an angel who then passes it along to the well dressed Spaniards whose opulent lifestyle is also depicted. The use of the angel to pass the silver from the native people to the Spaniards spoke volumes and touched us greatly.
There is a decent network ...