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Sat, 30 May 2009 | By thefuegoproject | Views [5011] | Comments [3]
13/5/09 - 22/5/09 Oaxaca to San Cristobal 468 km Oaxaca is a great city to enjoy some downtime, relaxing with our cycling friends Martin and Susy, checking out Monte Alban, wandering the markets and artesanias, the leafy ‘zocalo’ and working ... Read more >
Tags: cycling, food, mexico, mountains, oaxaca, san cristobal, sickness
Wed, 23 Jul 2008 | By katiedoestheworld | Views [1084]
By the time the hour finally arrived for Kristen and I to leave Mexico City for Merida I was completely exhausted. She'd arrived a week earlier and I had spent the entire time showing her the sights between finishing up classes at UNAM, writing exams, ... Read more >
Thu, 9 Jul 2009 | By gemma | Views [1008]
We collected our (again automatic) car on Sunday morning, packed it as quickly as possible, said goodbye to our old house and watched as our friends started to move in to what had been my home for almost 2 years. And then we headed off to our first ... Read more >
Thu, 16 Jun 2011 | By taleteller | Views [728] | Video | Scholarship Entry
My intention, in that day, was to get closest as possible to Popocatelpetl volcano. Born in the Amazon Rain Forest country, I have never experienced earthquakes, tornados or volcanoes. All these natural events always called my attention. Unfortunately, ... Read more >
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Sat, 28 Jun 2008 | By damitsu | Views [682]
Hi everyone, a quick note to tell you that we are still in San Francisco and we gonna stay there at least 3 months because we need to work and make money to keep travelling. We found a work in 2 french restaurants as waiters and we're having fun working ... Read more >
Tue, 28 Apr 2009 | By biketravellers | Views [613]
Day 274-280, 11-17April09: Trucks, dust, wind, heat: Baja California Norte, Part1
April 28, 2009 by Harry , Filed under Baja California , Mexico , North America , Trip reports
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Tags: annoyances, baja california, desert, hills, mexico, traffic, wind
Sat, 6 Sep 2008 | By e-face_in_mx | Views [406] | Comments [4]
The grasshoppers I ate are called ¨Chapulines¨and my handy Lonely Planet guide defines this seasonal treat as: Grasshoppers purged of digestive matter, then dried, smoked or fried in lime and chili powder. I also saw another one of the seasonal treats ... Read more >
Thu, 15 Dec 2016 | By mitann | Views [320]
Here we go again; The Gunner Mexican adventure. For many people that title will conjure ideas and memories of laying on the popular beach resorts, sucking down endless margaritas and beer. While we will get to the beaches, our trip will be ... Read more >
Wed, 27 May 2015 | By davidkyle300 | Views [257] | Scholarship Entry
“I wonder if this is even worth it”, I thought as I rode a horse through the sheer path of Wirikuta, the sacred region. For thousands of years, the Wirraritari have walked this path through rock and sand: their feet naked, no longer feeling the temperature ... Read more >
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Tue, 24 Dec 2019 | By shaz | Views [234]
I have been to Mexico before and had a pretty great time. I have always been curious of the Baja peninsula shared with America. Baja Mexico, or the correct name Baja California, the southern part of the tip is the most expensive region in the ... Read more >
Sun, 17 May 2015 | By travelorbust | Views [125] | Scholarship Entry
We'd just left Havana for the party location of Cancun. Havana, where it looked like a postcard from the 1960’s with old world cobble stoned pathways, hidden lane ways and groups of middle-aged men smoking cigars outside of hole in the wall cafes for ... Read more >
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Mon, 7 Nov 2011 | By said | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
"This house belonged to my grandfather," The history of this old man named Fidel Mata, we have tried to count as home buying, home to kill him for refusing to evict, which is a very important pillar in Cerro de San Peter, or at least that's what he says....
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Tags: #2011wnphoto, travel photography scholarship 2011
Tue, 8 Nov 2011 | By danielperezsalvador | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
Dear National Geographic Channel and Jason,
My history begins when I chose my “Place”. It´s the place it has seen my life, “my grandmother and her house”. They have care since I was born. They have been like my mother. The importance that they have ...
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Thu, 26 Jan 2012 | By itzlreno | 
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Located at Ensenada, Baja California, México.
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Thu, 8 May 2014 | By epiphonein | Photo Gallery
Small town in Jalisco, near the city I live in (Guadalajara)
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