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Sat, 5 Sep 2015 | By colemanlowndes | Views [5339] | Comments [3] | Video | Scholarship Entry

Hi there! I am an amateur filmmaker from the United States currently living in Mexico City. I left my job in Washington, DC and moved to Mexico in order to develop my craft and live in a new part of the world. Using the name Poor Bastard Productions, ... Read more >
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Fri, 10 Jan 2014 | By sneaver | Views [1732]

The Year of the Snake came to a close with the completion of an intensive one on one Spanish language course that left me twitchy and fairly certain that parts of my brain no longer functioned. My foreign language synapse circuit board sizzled and most ... Read more >
Sat, 8 Sep 2012 | By margitpirsch | Views [1276]

Surly fast girl A "field" trip north of Guadalajara to a little chili village with a hot spring called Temacapulin. Bernardo from CC, James and I rode our bikes on the cuota (the toll highway where cyclists are not allowed - after all we ... Read more >
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Tue, 25 Mar 2008 | By mel_mel | Views [1043] | Comments [3]
I’m sitting at the bus station feeling a strange mixture of excitement and sadness. I’m excited because when I get to Mexico City in several hours, I will finally get some Snuffy cuddles, of which I have been sorely deprived. Estoy un poco triste por ... Read more >
Fri, 13 Jun 2008 | By katiedoestheworld | Views [928]
I have been taking Spanish classes at UNAM for the past 4 weeks but have found that in my attempt to bring myself closer to the Mexican people by getting a firm grasp on the language I have incidentally landed in an international haven, a refuge for foreigners ... Read more >
Sat, 23 Jul 2011 | By brettcooke | Views [804]
After getting a quick soaking from the approaching storm
front, the wind went back offshore at Nexpa and I paddled out to get some big
lefts. Great waves but because the wave is so long and with a lot of wide waves
coming in it was difficult to be ... Read more >
Fri, 26 Aug 2011 | By brettcooke | Views [560]
After all the surfing we had done in El Salvador, we
definitely felt surfed out. Whilst we were there we met a great Aussie couple,
James and Alicia from the Sunshine coast. They were heading north to Mexico
because their visas were running ... Read more >
Wed, 15 Sep 2004 | By pelzek | Views [415]
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Tue, 26 May 2015 | By | Views [179] | Scholarship Entry
As I approached the outskirts of Sayulita, I immediately felt a distinct impression, starkly different from the Mexican tourist spots I had visited in the past. Eagerly, I sprung out of the taxi anxious to experience a side of Mexico I had never seen.... Read more >
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Wed, 15 Feb 2006 | By robin | Photo Gallery
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Wed, 14 Jun 2006 | By packlightwalkslow | Photo Gallery
SAS reunion cruise to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
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Thu, 10 Sep 2009 | By jarrodkee43 | Photo Gallery
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Wed, 17 Mar 2010 | By ingrid_nash | Photo Gallery
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Thu, 8 Sep 2011 | By lacuchara | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
I’m 35 years old and approximately two years of having fallen in love with photography, I mean, I'm a late lover of this art. I'm from Costa Rica but I currently live and study in Mexico, why? because the world is very big and my bubble was small; I always ...
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Tags: #2011wnphoto, Travel Photography Scholarship 2011
Tue, 18 Oct 2016 | By marisolcid | Photo Gallery
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