Tuesday, October 9, 2007



We left Cuernavaca yesterday and made our way through the mountains on roads that were 'sinuoso' to say the least. The scenery was spectacular. These roads are made for motorcycles and people who would dream of flying. We found the huge church above in the middle of the countryside an hour or so north of the incredible city of Oaxaca in southern Mexico. After locating a place for our bikes and us to spend the night, we went to the zocolo and found a table on the plaza. There we enjoyed watching people, listing to local music, and drinking a couple beers. Landon had beef tips and Sean and I had chicken with Oaxacan mole. Wonderful. Landon managed to find a wireless connection on his mini laptop and call home on Skype for 2 cents a minute.

Today we plan to visit Monte Alban and Mitla, both ruins in this area, and ride more or less halfway to San Cristobal de las Casas in Chiapas. We should hit the border with Guatamala by Wednesday evening or Thursday morning. All is well.

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

I am mighty envious.
In Guatemala, my favorite beer is Moza, a bock. Please have several for me, as it is not available up here.
Are you all going to see Lago Atitlan? It is truly amazing...
Also, there is a good BMW dealership in Guatemala City, FYI.
Regards, Mikey

Other Brother Daryl said...

Great pictures. I hope you guys are saving high-resolution images too.

Anonymous said...

So much history! Are you visiting or did you visit Teotihuacan (yes I had to check the spelling):) It is outside of Mexico City and full of vendors! When I was there in 1999, they called us "cheapskape Americans" when we didn't buy things from them right away.