Hey! I made it safely to Oaxaca 
So happy to see some nature after all those big cities! I even managed to get a cheap taxi up to the hostel thanks to a helpful guy at the bus station. Hostel is clean, with free internet access (yes!) & really close to the city center. It seems that for now I’m the only one in my 8 people bedroom. I already had the chance to visit the center a bit: main square – full of people & with a improvised dancing place, such a nice atmosphere! Mercado Juarez where you basicaly find everything… Food is really impressive to see, especialy meat! Tomorrow I’ll go for sure to the Mercado 20 de Noviembre for lunch! They are making bbq just in front of you
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Hé, il a l’air de faire plus chaud au Mexique qu’à Vancouver…hi hi, tu as moins d’épaisseur sur le dos !
Bises de nous tous……….
By Famille SALMON on 2009-10-08 7.31 pm | Permalink
La chance un hôtel sympa avec Internet gratuit….
Merci pour tes nouvelles fraiches
By Famille SALMON on 2009-10-08 7.32 pm | Permalink
Hola Alex. Merci beaucoup pour ces photos du Oaxaca/Puebla. I visited both cities 1974 and Oaxaca was at that time like you described. Une belle ville. J´aime ca ville. Saludos a Oaxaca. Cuidate mucho muchacha.
By Carmen on 2009-10-08 9.09 pm | Permalink
Ah oui, il fait bien plus chaud ! Mais c’est encore supportable
By Alex on 2009-10-09 12.05 am | Permalink
Hi Alex !!!
I’m happy to see you in Oaxaca eating mexican food. Enjoy your trip. Carmen from Vancouver.
By Carmen on 2009-10-09 8.00 am | Permalink
Hello patate!
You’ve disabled me for a work tomorrow – I’m green from envy looking at pictures & reading your descriptions!!! Mexico looks so nice – lovely as our Irish friend says…
By Tanya on 2009-10-09 9.08 am | Permalink
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