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2 crazy canadians drive to mexico in their fuego del sol to live in oaxaca for 1 year while figuring it out along the way. not always easy but definitely always an adventure.
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- A very skinny agave cactus
- ¡Giddy up y vamos a la puebla fantasmo! High altit...
- Why yes we're happy and relaxed.
- Mas macro...
- Jean busts out the macro lens!
- Que fashionistas!
- Real en la noche.
- How could a photographer not love it here?
- Jean's new shoes!
- Out upon the town, very steep in these parts.
- ¡Que buena vistas!
- Panoramic views from our terrace.
- Our room we can't bear to leave at the Hotel Corra...
- The light at the end of the 2km tunnel. There's a ...
- The 21km cobblestone climb to Real de Catorce. Don...
- Taking in the scenery, Saltillo to Real de Catorce.
- Things are a little different on the highways here.
- A tasty din din with cactus flowers and mmmargaritas.
- In and around Saltillo
- Finally it got a little cooler so Amee broke out h...
- The fuego touches down in Saltillo and we move our...
- On the lovely paved toll highway from stinky Nuevo...
- ¡We made it!
- Updating the blog again. Who knows when we'll have...
- Jean's 12th floor series, Holiday Inn, Laredo. You...
- Our trusty roadtrip companions: (from left to righ...
- Back on the road to Laredo, TX. A nice quiet drive.
- The best part of San Antonio: cutie petooty duckies.
- Who wouldn't want to spend a day at Schlitterbahn?...
- Updating the ol' blog.
- At Chili's..yet again. The only decent place to ea...
- ..and the next we're a little anxious about what ...
- One minute we're relaxed...
- Late night swim at the Seguin Holiday Inn. Now tha...
- Gotta love these crazy liquor stores
- Holiday Inn in Seguin, TX
- Back on the road, deep in the heart of Texas.
- Back in Baton Rouge and out for sushi.
- How the other 95% live.
- The swishy swanky Garden District. How the 5% live...
- Beignets! Essentially, tasty fried dough.
- ..and a waiter from Canada. Sault St. Marie to be ...
- Dinner at Bayona, a taste explosion! Goat cheese c...
- A night on the town in my new Target dress!
- A tasty Nahlins breakfast. Poached Eggs, roasted t...
- Katrina part 5
- Katrina part 4
- Katrina part 3
- Katrina part 2
- Heartbreaking Katrina aftermath. Hard to describe ...
- NOMA's Sculpture Garden
- Amee's favourite painting! Perhaps because it's fu...
- Mo NOMA
- NOMA: New Orleans Museum of Art
- The famous Hurricane cocktail. Tasty but lethal.
- Choosing a gumbo in The Gumbo Shop
- Leapin' Louisiana Lizards
- The mucho needed but mucho overpriced late night '...
- Why yes you can drink on the street. Bourbon sours...
- Bar and band hopping on Frenchman St, Marigny
- Nawlins by night
- Creepiest statue ever!
- Nawlins by day
- Lovin' in Louisiana
- Our waiter and his burns
- A miiighty fiiine seafood dinner at the Bombay Clu...
- Pool party to beat the heat!! And some synchronize...
- Hotel St.Pierre, French Quarter, New Orleans
- Partay at the Tarjay!! Some of us enjoyed it more ...
- Mmm..home cookin'. Food's so good makes you wanna ...
- Cajun country, biding our time in da bayou.
- Los dos touristas
- Grand tour of the Louisiana State Capital Building
- Rudy (in tree) and Plinky (at tap)
- Same view, less water.
- Taken in front of Christine's house the day before...
- The fuego taking a well deserved rest.
- At Christine's great home, Baton Rouge, LA
- Shout out to Crestview Trust
- Thankfully, back on the road again. Smell ya later...
- Our only saving grace...cheap scotch!
- Florida sucks!! Hence the lack of photos.
- Exploring Savannah.
- Jean getting his gator on.
- The Crab Shack, where the elite eat in their bare ...
- fresh crawfish and oysters, what could be better?
- Life's a beach!
- more good times on tybee
- Tybee Night Life
- Stalking Jean on the beach
- It's Tybee time. Bring it.
- Our crazy condo on the beach, Tybee Island!!
- Don't mess around with shrimp here
- Savannah, Georgia on our minds.
- Quality time at the Quality Inn, SC
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2 comments:
giddyup!
it's interesting--i think you guys look younger now that you've arrived in Mexico!
love, ange
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