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Almost as important as the decision to travel across the Mexican border is the question of how you’ll travel once you're there. So, before you go, you may want to ask yourself these 7 questions when choosing the right vehicle to travel through Mexico. When we decided to make this journey, we …
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Have you ever thought about traveling through Mexico when planning your next vacation? Say what?...Mexico?...Obviously, I mean flying into Puerto Vallarta and staying at an all-inclusive resort, right? Well, not exactly! Yes, Puerto Vallarta is part of Mexico, last I checked. But when I say …
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After one year, three countries and over 14K miles, it was time to make the journey home, and all the stuff that goes with it. Since arriving, we’ve been asked time and again how it feels like to be back. Honestly, it’s been a tough question to answer. Of course, we want to be shouting, “Amen! Home …
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First, I think a better title would read: "How to NOT change a flat tire along a Mexican Toll Road." But the story goes something like this... Once upon a time on a scorching hot day, just North of Puebla, Mexico... We were 6 hours into a 8 hour travel day, commenting on how smoothly our day …
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Have you every wanted to visit Oaxaca, Mexico? Or just wanted to know how to SAY Oaxaca? (Wu-haw-ka)Both a state (and city) in southern Mexico. You’re welcome! What brought us to Oaxaca? Well, it might have been the 100 articles we’d read about this gorgeous city. Or maybe it was the …
Our travels south of the border, in both Mexico and Guatemala, were not quite what we had expected them to be. We had planned a full year of exploring city after city, meeting new and interesting people, immersing ourselves in the Spanish language, and tasting every kind of taco we could find. What …
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