So we decided to stay another night in Chetumal, Mexico for a couple of reasons. After 2 long days of difficult driving in the Yucatan, filled with tons of topes, or speed bumps (walls…basically…put at random places), we needed a day to relax. Also we wanted to look into rentals in Belize so I wouldn’t […]
The Streets of San Miguel de Allende Although San Miguel was founded in the 1540s, the town you see today dates mainly from the 18th century, when it thrived as a staging post on the so-called Ruta de Plata (Silver Route) and as a centre for fabric manufacture. Most churches have elaborate facades in the
With such a beautiful new city to see, Natasha and I hiked straight up onto a gorgeous viewpoint to see the sun rise over San Miguel de Allende. After taking a moment to catch our breath, this is what began to take shape below… For more information on San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, go to:
Such a beautiful town, I have so many pictures accompanying numerous stories. However, at this time we are still on the road to Belize and I don’t have the time to go into detail. So for now I am posting a couple select pictures from each one of my shoots in San Miguel de Allende…
Our first night in Mexico! We ended up in a town recommended by our new car insurance agent, Jesus, from Vitesse out of Monclova, Mexico. He could not have been more pleasant and helpful, besides being spot on in suggesting we avoid Matehuala, our original first night destination, and stay in Saltillo. We didn’t arrive
We crossed the border at 7:30am with no troubles; it took a total of 2 minutes as I answered yes and no to the questions, “Do you have any fruit? Do you have guns?” One Mexican border agent asked the questions while another lightly perused our belongings, not opening anything but our giant bin of
