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  • Escapar Following on the theme that dogs me, my best Mexican friend has moved from Ixtepec, to Minatitilán, leaving me saying goodbye once again to someone wonderful. Thanks for everything Carlos, see you someday soon, I am sure! [img=http://photos.travellerspo Posted by ssshauna in Otra vez... | Sep 8, 2009
  • My trip around the world Mexico- Population: 107,499,525 Land Area: 2 million sq. km. GDP Per capita: 12,400 Posted by nlennon in nicks trip around the world | Sep 1, 2009
  • Down with sleep! Here we go, another September in Ixtepc, and on the eve of the party month, we were treated to two regional events to wet our appetites. . Muxe Vela Dancing, drinking, eating, socializing and crowning the queen - this is what one can Posted by ssshauna in Otra vez... | Sep 1, 2009
  • Looking over the new domocile Well the house that I am renting and sharing with my new friend Gretchen is really quite a treat. We happened upon it very accidentally, as a man overheard us asking about accomodations to rent while we were in Posted by ssshauna in Otra vez... | Aug 24, 2009
  • San Juan Chamula Chamula'nın kilisesi Beyaza boyalı, kapı kemerindeki basit çiçek motiflerinden başka cephesinde incelikli hiçbir işleme olmayan kilise, bu yoksul şehirdeki en büyük yapı ola Posted by acikbilet in AÇIK BİLET | Aug 23, 2009
  • Three weeks in Mexico I have finally found a few spare moments to come to the cyber cafe and start this blog. I wish that I could`ve started it right away when I got here, because I feel like I already have so many Posted by gtefft in Gretchen´s Excellent Adventures | Aug 23, 2009
  • Chiapas'tan Yucatan'a Meksika'daki ulaşım sistemini tekeline almış ADO'nun otobüsü Oaxaca'ya vardığında, hava yeni yeni aydınlanıyordu. Kendimizi sabahın bu saatinde kepenkleri indirilmiş sokaklarda kalacak yer ararken bulduk, ama neyse ki fazla dolaşmak zorunda kalmadık. Dinl Posted by acikbilet in AÇIK BİLET | Aug 21, 2009
  • Chilling out at the Zapatistas territory San Cristobal de Las Casas San Cristobal’s cathedral Our first stop in Chiapas was in San Cristobal d Posted by shiriandre in Shiri and Andre one year off blog | Aug 20, 2009
  • Sun and sand Well, life is rolling along back here in Ixtepec, and I have had a lot of time to re-connect with friends, and re-acquaint myself with this dirty little town I missed so much. Nothing much has changed, and I like it Posted by ssshauna in Otra vez... | Aug 18, 2009
  • Totuaba and Rock Point or Rocky Point There are countless stories related to the great marine life in the Sea of Cortez at the beginning of the twentieth century. This sea was said to be so rich with fish that American, Canadian, and Posted by RockyPoint in Rocky Point | Aug 18, 2009
  • Considering a more permanent stay in Oaxaca? Alvin Starkman M.A., LL.B. It took 8 years for my wife and I to find the right piece of land in the ideal location in Oaxaca, obtain good title, decide upon an architect/project manager, and commence and complete construction. Throughout Posted by titosarah in ACCOMMODATIONS IN OAXACA | Aug 17, 2009
  • A new start: The Americas Vancouver, Canada Our arrival in Vancouver started with a huge surprise: we got there on time and with our luggage! We never thought this will be possible due to our past experienc Posted by shiriandre in Shiri and Andre one year off blog | Aug 16, 2009
  • Mexico City “Madem ki Tenoxtitlan bu kadar ihtişamlı ve meşhur bir yer, biz de buraya yerleşmeye karar verdik. Nasıl ki geçmişte başkent buymuş ve bütün bölgenin baştacı burasıymış, bundan böyle de öyle olmaya devam edecek.” Bugün olduğu gibi geçmişte de dünyanın en Posted by acikbilet in AÇIK BİLET | Aug 17, 2009
  • Canadian artist Fiona Dunnett Alvin Starkman, M.A., LL.B. Comic strips, a young Canadian’s self portraits, and photographs of violent deaths in a Mexican daily newspaper, make strange bedfellows. But they constitute a major part of the driving force for the creative energies of ar Posted by titosarah in Attractions in and around Oaxaca, Mexico | Aug 16, 2009
  • Mexico City & Taxco I´ve been lazy with my blog & left it a week and a half now... so be warned for a long update: Being sensible last week paid off. My throat felt much better on Tuesday, so after a taco Posted by -inge- in Finally off... | Aug 12, 2009
  • Arizonians in Geological Love with Rocky Point One of the most deeply rooted qualities in man is the love for the place where our home stands. The love for being part of our home starts at birth and continues throughout our lives. Part Posted by RockyPoint in Rocky Point | Aug 10, 2009
  • Some news from our little town The accurate, swift response from the Federal Health Department and the following through of it's recommendations to the local tourist services has stopped the spread of the now-called "H1N1" flu. Rocky Point has not yet reported Posted by RockyPoint in Rocky Point | Aug 7, 2009
  • One fun Sunday Once upon a Sunday afternoon, the sun's shining, the skies are blue, and there's just a slight breeze among the air. It's around the beginning of the afternoon, maybe one or two o'clock and the Posted by RockyPoint in Rocky Point | Aug 5, 2009
  • La Paz 2008 2008 WORLD BLUE WATER INVITATIONAL JULY 14-18 La Palapas, La Ventana, Baja, Mexico Beautiful sunrises, friendly people, prefect weather, fabulous facilities,great food, professional pangueros just added to the worlds best bluewater diving.This year’s Posted by bluegroper in La Paz Baja Mexico | Aug 5, 2009
  • A quick hello from México City! Okay. So I knew Mexico City is big: really big... reaaallllly reeeeaaallllyy big... but even so, its sheer size blew me away when flying over it. It...is...MASSIVE!!! Other than seeing a volcano (with a clearly visible crater), all I could Posted by -inge- in Finally off... | Aug 3, 2009
  • I'm Baa-aaack! Ha ha ha, I made it, I am back in the land of sun and beer, and darker skinned friends, and I couldn't be more delighted. The trip sown was flawless, and since I now know where I am headed and Posted by ssshauna in Otra vez... | Aug 3, 2009
  • Principles of universal design and cohousing ... Alvin Starkman M.A., LL.B. At first blush David Hornick appears to be the most unlikely candidate to be spear-heading a housing development in the state of Oaxaca, one of the southernmost and poorest states in Mexico; his Spanish is sparse Posted by titosarah in ACCOMMODATIONS IN OAXACA | Jul 18, 2009
  • Mexican Time On my arrival to Mexico it was night time myself and another female volunteer where dropped off at our respective host families. Everything looks worse at night - there were few street lamps, a corner house with a big Posted by Pensar in Pensar Travel | Jul 18, 2009
  • Cuernavaca, MX Bookstores and Tourist Center July 8th 2009 Today we went to the main plaza area to visit some bookstores. We also went to two visit centers and got information and places to go and see while we are here. We went to VIPs for dinner. Posted by gossenbe in Arroyo's On the Go | Jul 8, 2009
  • Cuernavaca, MX Suites de Paraiso July 6th, 2009 We were greeted in the room by a 3 inch gecko which we chased out the patio door. It is very nice and clean and secure. We have 2 beds, one bath, living room/dining room area, a sink, Posted by gossenbe in Arroyo's On the Go | Jul 8, 2009
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