Educational Center & Eco Lodge
The wind is blowing and rain is falling. The kitchen is filled with smoke from the wet wood. It is going to take hours for the food to cook on the primitive stove made from a few bricks spaced just far enough for the pot to rest on top. This is the reality of how …
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Gazing dreamily from the comfort of my seat on a luxury tour bus in Mexico I saw what I considered a the time to be real poverty. Five year old girls running down dusty dirt roads to chase after the glamorous coach full of the "ultra rich" in hope to earn a peso selling trinkets …
I feel like I've gotten so far behind that it's hard to catch up. Last I let it we were leaving Mexico for Guatemala. Unfortunately our internet connection hasn't been great which is partly responsible for the fact that I am this far behind. Since I last wrote we have crossed into Guatemala, El Salvador, …
So we woke up early to leave Acapulco, in fact we set the first alarm since starting our trip. After our evening arrival in Zihuatanejo we wanted to ensure even if the drive was really long we would be somewhere we could stay before the sun set. At seven am we set out and we …
Wednesday we left San Miguel de Allende. We took our time getting everything situated in the bus before we left. The night before we had located an RV park along the route to the beach. The plan was to see how we felt when we got there and decide if we wanted to push through …
So we have been in Mexico about a week now and I have had some time to reflect on being here. Mexico isn't truly part of Central America. From a geographical stand point, the Yucatan Peninsula is but in reality Mexico is it's own region. It is a blend between the first world and the …
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