Showing posts with label train. Show all posts
Showing posts with label train. Show all posts

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Muy atractivo! #hotelpr0n of celebrity haunt Las Ventanas al...



Mexico- Fed. Armored train (LOC) by The Library of Congress on Flickr.



Naked Bike Ride Mexico City

Naked and partially clothed cyclists took part in a demonstration in Mexico City on Saturday to promote alternative forms of transport and to demand better safety for riders.



Mexico.

Mexico’s cuisine is known for being a mix of tastes and flavors, whether it’s sweet and salty, sweet and spicy or just plain hot- and Mexican candy is no different. 

For instance, Tamarind is a tropical fruit used in a wide variety of candy. It can be as simple as a plastic spoon covered with pulp and sprinkled with chili, to a small container filled with sweetened tamarind that you push through small holes at the top to form spaghetti-like strands of candy. Read the rest of the article for more on the fun and original candy Mexican’s children (and adults) enjoy. 



Bananarama Beach, Costa Maya.



Submerged bar.



Walking on sunshine.



Angel Zarraga, The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian, 1911 by kraftgenie on Flickr.



Fell asleep as we were leaving the D.F. and when I woke up and looked out the window we were in the Misty Mountains, ironic as I am currently reading The Hobbit.



Muy atractivo! #hotelpr0n of celebrity haunt Las Ventanas al Paraiso in San Jose del Cabo, Mexico http://bit.ly/ip6N7o.

Thursday, June 16, 2011

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They beautiful city where I was born. 

Monterrey, Mexico



Matt Black talks with the New York Times Lens blog about his extraordinary photojournalism from Oaxaca, Guerrero and Puebla.



two worlds divided by a wall.



Good morning Xalapa!



well shit cadu, you are quite popular.

NOW LETS RUN OVER TO MEXICO AND HAVE A FIELD DAY



Also from the train museum in San Luis Potosi

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Mexican commentators make the game alot more interesting.

Atleast to my opinion.

SICK GOAL, though.



Todos Santos inn, todos Santos Mexico

Mexicano crea fármaco contra algunos tipos de cáncer

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Julia Orayen