Crossing Colonial Yucatán
Crossing the colonial Yucatán Peninsula, we formed new pastel-colored impressions amidst a background of jungle green.
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The Day the Dinosaurs Died
Like pilgrims flocking to the site of an astronomical apparition, we reached the end of a fishing pier in the small village of Chicxulub, Yucatán, Mexico.
Mexico is Calling
With the Yucatán Peninsula, Oaxaca, and Puebla, we have picked three irresistible places in southern Mexico for our next month-at-a-time adventure.
Crazy for Cervantino
“Where there is music there can be no evil” Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote
Rocking the Cradle of Independence
From Guanajuato, I marched across the Bajio region of central Mexico, a fertile plain considered the Cradle of Independence.
Like Riding a Bike
With a little free time in Guanajuato, I have dusted off my old Spanish, and signed up for two weeks of morning classes at La Hacienda Language School.
Lost in Guanajuato
“Not all those who wander are lost” JRR Tolkien
Ancient Mexico’s Parallel Universe
The ancient peoples of central Mexico developed their own advanced societies in a parallel universe, disconnected from the rest of the civilized world.
The Mexican Muralist Movement
The murals of Mexico illustrate its long history of unjust hardship and struggles for a better life.
Scream for the Red, White, and Green
Mexico celebrates Independence Day with its national colors and a big scream of Viva Mexico!
Month at a Time Travel 