We had to leave Mexico City way too soon – added to the fact that I got sick and lost a day as well I wish we had more time there! I didn’t have an exact preconceived notion about Mexico City and I was excited to visit but what I found there really had very… Continue Reading
Xochimiclo – it’s Venice In Mexico – but a lot brighter! When we arrived in Mexico City last week Katie mentioned that she had heard about a part of Mexico City with canals and boats – like Venice. I looked it up and loved what I saw – dayglo painted boats and islands with houses. … Continue Reading
Photo gallery at bottom! So most people are probably aware that The human DNA in every one of us traces back to Africa. However, for most of us it’s been a long time since we’ve had a relative in Africa – and even at that Africa is a pretty big place. Monarch butterflies on the… Continue Reading
Our final stop in the Mexican State of San Luis Potosi was Xilitla and specifically La Pozas de Edward James. A jungle masterpiece of art, architecture, randomness, green lush jungles, concrete, water, waterfalls and … lots of stairs to nowhere that left me wondering – “Did we just see the best thing that we are… Continue Reading
If you purchase a copy of the most recent Lonely Planet guide for Mexico and you look into “San Luis Potosi” you will find about 10 pages of information. San Luis Potosi is a state in Mexico and it is also the name of the city that is the capital of that state. Most of… Continue Reading
And we’re off with a pretty smooth start. Although Western Texas (like the rest of the United States) fell into the grip of a nasty winter storm, Katie’s plane did arrive in San Antonio on time on Friday. The night before had been pretty wild – 19 degrees and an ice storm. I stayed put… Continue Reading
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