Chihuahua - creel - batopilas - copper canyon
Central America CaribbeanPublished: December 18th 2005
December 1st 2005
December 1st 2005
the infamous barranca de cobra route.... and here i was venturing out by myself pero venturing around with a bunch of brilliant people...
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casa margarita y the local niños
breakfast and dinner was included in the 10 accomodation... what more could you ask for... but friendly locals
welcome to creel¨s cajero automatico
although they did note and attend to it straight away, the mexican way :)
hike down to hot pools
ooh and look at the humungous rock formations, indians used to lives here, have their fires, that¨s why the ceiling of the cave is black... ya huh
the hot pools
...oh SO natural...
below the hot pools
...OH so natural...
horse ride into the sunset
sounds romantic... but it was more magical, you¨ll see why
horse ride into village of the mushrooms
though the people were more interesting than the vegetation
tigres in creel
doesnt seem right in 4 degree celcius conditions, theres hotal there, and wild animal in small cages are their attraction... or in my case, detraction... what ever floats your boat
mango lamps
this one's for you angie, i know how much you like mangos, and isn't it superb when its in lamp form.... yes, well i think so too. p.s they had apples and others too
creel mariachi
who sneakily snuck a kiss from sarah... donçt worry i wonçt tell junior :)
sari, the stunt woman
turned out to be a good set up ... nice work... i would hire you
century plant
these plants grow out of the agave (tequila plant) after '100' years, and blossoms just before the plant is about to die... what a beautiful way to go.
salud
health to you all
batopilas from above
only 3 hours to go, and 3000 mudstones to drive over
casa margarita in batopilas
with dinner and breakfast provided on our special 'kids only' table, i didn't mind the overly priced haunted hotel.
the batopilas suspension bridge
possibly one of the cooler this to see in the actual batopilas village, apart from the kis looking like maori, kiwi kids
the batopilas river
a.k.a the lavanderia
across the batopilas river
we were approached by two lil girls wanted to selling us stuff, and in return they took us to their home
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puikei
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can't get over the hair
omg i can't believe you cut your tresses... o0o0o and nice place where the indians used to live!
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