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December 19th 2008

Published: December 19th 2008

Monte Alban and El Tule: Monday, December 14th we left Oaxaca, Oaxaca and went to the archaeological site of Monte Alban and the town of Santa Maria del Tule. The archaeological site of Monte Alban is only a few kilometers from the city and not too difficult to find. Monte Alban was inhabited as early as 500 BCE. The site was founded by the Zapotecs and later occupied by the Mixtecs. ... Read Full Entry

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Leila R Albert

Albert Webb

Many trips to Yucatan and Arizona. A bit of time in Crane Lake, Chiapas, Iceland, Ireland, Peru, New Orleans. Lived in Minnesota, California, Illinois, Texas, and Colorado. Now we call Wisconsin our home. We've been up and down the entire Midwest and visited some other states, too. We spent four months driving through Mexico and Central America. Then, five weeks traveling from the north to south of Peru. And then, a year later, four weeks more. Why? Well, why not! We've only just begun! Road trippin with the parents followed, but...forgot to blog; next time! We did ... full info

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20th December 2008

anonymous
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Me and My Shadow pic is my all time favorite picture of you two!!! Here in MN, we are expecting another day of getting snow'd in. the Blizzard is just around the corner... and here we just shovel'd out!

24th December 2008

Albert Webb
Leila R Albert

bringing the sun
We are having a great time in Mexico. Spending Christmas at Playa Zipolite. Day after Christmas we will head into Chiapas. And, of course, we will do our best to bring home the sun. Shouldn´t be too difficult, and actually appropriate considering winter followed us all the way to Arkansas on our way down.

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