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    PaaMul Pool by the restaurant: by pjrollingon, Views[377]
         		 Iguana life: by pjrollingon, Views[245]
         		 Have Wheels, Will Travel: by pjrollingon, Views[932]
         		 PaaMul Beach : by pjrollingon, Views[277]
         		 The michelada. Like chicken stock with a touch of beer added. Not a flavour for the faint-hearted.: by jarrodkee43, Views[424]
     
    While at the bar we noticed their drive-up service. How does it work? Stop your car in the middle of the road, wait for a waiter to bring you a menu, order, and wait for your drinks. All while sitting stationary in the middle of a lane.: by jarrodkee43, Views[228]
         		 ... we ate at the hottest taco place known to Man. The salsa had some napalm hidden between the pieces of tomato.: by jarrodkee43, Views[208]
         		 An interesting array of tacos were served at this establishment.: by jarrodkee43, Views[215]
         		 We found this looking for tacos!: by jarrodkee43, Views[306]
         		 Still on the look out for tacos...: by jarrodkee43, Views[243]
     
    The snorkelling trip brought with it some excitement.: by jarrodkee43, Views[200]
         		 This old fella was happy just sitting around too.: by jarrodkee43, Views[212]
         		 ..but this guy was having none of it. : by jarrodkee43, Views[269]
         		 The perfect place for a cool drink. If only we had of known before...: by jarrodkee43, Views[251]
         		 Nothing like running around for an hour on a hot beach playing football...: by jarrodkee43, Views[274]
     
    I can see seafood tacos Dave, but I don't think they are for sale...: by jarrodkee43, Views[239]
         		 sontecomapan: by gemma, Views[610]
         		 pozo de los enanos in sontecomapan - near catemaco: by gemma, Views[1681]
         		 eddie and his bar of Wong's chocolate: by gemma, Views[842]
         		 by gemma, Views[382]
     
    by gemma, Views[386]
         		 by gemma, Views[244]
         		 by gemma, Views[248]
         		 me at salto de eyipantla: by gemma, Views[232]
         		 salto de eyipantla: by gemma, Views[300]
     
    by gemma, Views[237]
         		 by gemma, Views[188]
         		 the lake at nanciyaga: by gemma, Views[1214]
         		 nanciyaga and the lake: by gemma, Views[214]
         		 face masks on the nanciyaga tour: by gemma, Views[329]
     
    ed getting beautiful: by gemma, Views[209]
         		 drinking from leaf cups in nanciyaga: by gemma, Views[287]
         		 the campsite: by gemma, Views[336]
         		 the campsite: by gemma, Views[285]
         		 misty views of the countryside around catemaco: by gemma, Views[281]
     
    Eddie in Nanciyaga resort: by gemma, Views[313]
         		 Catemaco's church: by gemma, Views[327]
         		 Next stop, Chachalacas and Zempoala. Dave is excited about sleeping in the tent again. : by jarrodkee43, Views[1254]
         		 We were later informed it was normal sand coloured grey/black from regular discharges produced by the offshore drilling rigs. Very tasty.: by jarrodkee43, Views[255]
         		 We thought this beach was quite nice. Though it did have a strange looking grey sand.: by jarrodkee43, Views[231]
     
    ...after we see Pepe for some tacos...: by jarrodkee43, Views[293]
         		 Further around this wall cordones off a ball court where the winners get sacrificed. What an incentive to succeed!: by jarrodkee43, Views[230]
         		 Rock carvings are scattered around the site in various places.: by jarrodkee43, Views[257]
         		 ...as our guide was quick to point out.: by jarrodkee43, Views[218]
         		 He was very keen to impart his vast knowledge of the site to us.: by jarrodkee43, Views[225]
     
    Unfortunately, you can't climb on the pyramids...: by jarrodkee43, Views[460]
         		 El Tajin. Not as big as Teotihuacan but the buildings are well restored and very intricate.: by jarrodkee43, Views[269]
         		 The carved stone gargoyles were particularly hideous.: by jarrodkee43, Views[230]
         		 ..and drink some Agua de Hobo (a drink none of our Mexican friends have ever heard of - it may be made from actual hobos?!).: by jarrodkee43, Views[555]
         		 You can almost imagine what it would have been like to uncover this place.: by jarrodkee43, Views[244]
     
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