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    one of dozens of VW 'collectivos', local public transport: by thefuegoproject, Views[425]
         		 the dominicans showing the maya the right path. Painting in Sanctuario de Virgen de Guadalupe: by thefuegoproject, Views[734]
         		 cathedral Morelia: by thefuegoproject, Views[392]
         		 Gaspachos, freshly diced fruit with cheese, chili and lime, a local delicacy of Morelia: by thefuegoproject, Views[1326]
         		 cathedral Guadalajara: by thefuegoproject, Views[470]
     
    Nobu, Hiro, Ken and Ali in Guadalajara: by thefuegoproject, Views[485]
         		 Monte Alban: by thefuegoproject, Views[447]
         		 Monte Alban: by thefuegoproject, Views[483]
         		 Susy, Martin and Ali on the way to Oaxaca: by thefuegoproject, Views[518]
         		 Ali near Oaxaca: by thefuegoproject, Views[493]
     
    Ali on the way to Oaxaca: by thefuegoproject, Views[436]
         		 Ali coming down from Paso de Cortés: by thefuegoproject, Views[433]
         		 Volcan Popocatépetl: by thefuegoproject, Views[642]
         		 Sunrise over Volcan Iztaccíhuatl: by thefuegoproject, Views[605]
         		 'curva peligrosa'... a dangerous corner, self explanatory really! : by thefuegoproject, Views[465]
     
    Feral dogs roaming a dump: by thefuegoproject, Views[869]
         		 ...more of the same: by thefuegoproject, Views[460]
         		 ...more 'mexican roadside recycling', in thousands of years archaeoligists will be digging up all of this saying...'they were a civilisation that traded in all types of plastics....or maybe they made offerings of large piles of plastic to their gods on roadsides!'....: by thefuegoproject, Views[526]
         		 Improved safety measures for on the road in Mexico....high visibility vests over our rear bags. Speed signs only suggested speed...in this case 90 -110kmph was the norm. Note cars driving on the shoulder (where we ride) to allow others to overtake.: by thefuegoproject, Views[1011]
         		 Taqueria (Taco stand) in Amecameca, where we often eat in the evenings...sometimes hard to find quesadillas and vegetables among these meat friendly stands!: by thefuegoproject, Views[679]
     
    The signs (and fines) discouraging 'mexican roadside recycling' appear to work well: by thefuegoproject, Views[424]
         		 Swine flu pandemic - the locals taking precautions in Cuautla: by thefuegoproject, Views[415]
         		 Street food in Cuernavaca - Tamales: by thefuegoproject, Views[824]
         		 Pokey hotel rooms, sloping bed, no shower, no lock on the door and just enough room to squeeze two bikes and us in. Our cheapest hotel in Mexico 80 pesos....did i mention the bed bugs? But as you can see, it will do for some weary cycle tourers!: by thefuegoproject, Views[1001]
         		 'Mexican roadside recycling' we see this along most roadsides and find it disgraceful. it really takes away from the scenery.: by thefuegoproject, Views[419]
     
    Cycle tourers 'second breakfast' in Mexico, 'puercitos' (a pig shaped gingerbread cookie) and juice: by thefuegoproject, Views[748]
         		 VW Kombi vans in Morelia....they are collectivo buses picking up passengers on particular routes through the city and beyond. the streets are filled with kombis, blinged up with twin exhausts, mag wheels, lowered suspension and flashing lights.: by thefuegoproject, Views[2201]
         		 Gaspachos, famous in Morelia. you choose the fruit, mango, pineapple, melon soaked in orange juice and generously sprinkled with cheese, chile powder, lime and salt....surprisingly really really good!: by thefuegoproject, Views[2014]
         		 Mango carving on a stick: by thefuegoproject, Views[3811]
         		 Taqueria (taco stand) in Guadalajara, a cheap and fast way to eat on the street (sorry Wayne, stole your photo idea!): by thefuegoproject, Views[3209]
     
    the huge three leveled mercado in Guadalajara...Anna on the fruit mission!: by thefuegoproject, Views[513]
         		 a proud Mango vendor, Amecameca: by thefuegoproject, Views[441]
         		 'Sandia'...juicy watermelons for sale on the roadside: by thefuegoproject, Views[752]
         		 Mango, mango, mangoes... a staple breakfast food for cycle tourers and abundant in markets, roadside stalls and trees: by thefuegoproject, Views[922]
         		 Toda la informacion.. All the information..: by cris_pu, Views[246]
     
    Volcan dormido? Sleepy volcano?: by cris_pu, Views[295]
         		 Sopla.. sopla.. El Arenal! Blow.. blow.. Arenal!: by cris_pu, Views[207]
         		 Camino a el Arenal.. hermoso jardin no? On the road to Arenal.. beautiful garden!!: by cris_pu, Views[256]
         		 Fecha Imposible de olvidar! Very important date..: by cris_pu, Views[261]
         		 En el paraiso de Guanacaste.. Guanacaste Paradise!!: by cris_pu, Views[180]
     
    Streetfood in Tequila: by thefuegoproject, Views[635]
         		 Ali at Plaza in Tequila: by thefuegoproject, Views[704]
         		 goddess of fertility blessing the agave on mural at Jose Cuervo distillery: by thefuegoproject, Views[1364]
         		 Pinas: by thefuegoproject, Views[517]
         		 Ali and Anna in 'El Occidental', a Guadalajara newspaper, after being snapped on the highway. : by thefuegoproject, Views[826]
     
    Volcan Tequila: by thefuegoproject, Views[1002]
         		 Part of mural with Jose Cuervo on horseback and farmer cutting leaves of agave: by thefuegoproject, Views[6585]
         		 Pinas roasting at Jose Cuervo distillery: by thefuegoproject, Views[440]
         		 'Pinas' at Jose Cuervo tequila distillery: by thefuegoproject, Views[595]
         		 Agave near Tequila: by thefuegoproject, Views[581]
     
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