Blogs from Quintana Roo, Mexico, North America - page 64

Monday We greeted Monday morning with a free breakfast because Manuel agreed to listen to information about the property we are on. Rebekah and Manuel own a timeshare within the group that we are at but, of course, the owners always want the people to own how they could "improve" their ownership so for an hour of time we got a free breakfast. I enjoyed fried bananas which I had not had before. They were quite yummy! After breakfast we caught a shuttle to Mercado Venteocho...Market 28. It is a Mexican flea market in downtown Cancun. There are two parts two Cancun: downtown and the hotel zone. Downtown is where you will find more of the Mexican type shopping. The hotel zone is where a lot of the tourists shop. Again, Manuel was priceless in the ... read more

I arrived to Chetumal after an easy boat ride and was excited by the Mexican flag flying at the port and the novelty of finally being able to eat Mexican food in Mexico! A simple taxi ride later (hailing one from the street instead of the robbing bastards that wait for the tourists at the port) and I was at Chetumal Bus Station buying my ticket for Tulum (4 Hours / $12). I arrived there as always without any real idea of where I was staying bit I knew the options were between the developing downtown or the handful of places on the beach. In the end, I just followed a couple of other travellers I met on the bus to hostel “Casa del Sol” in the downtown area and just a few minutes walk from ... read more

I didn’t see the signs. Literally, there were massive signs pointing the way and I missed all of them. I was looking for something more modest, more homemade, not two-story tall signs and bright orange arches welcoming me to the ruta de cenotes. So I missed the first turn off, and then the second. I knew at some point I was bound to turn right at a T (which is what the french man running Casitas Kinsol in Puerto Morelos told me. Of course, he also gave me directions to a restaurant around the corner I never found). So I’m driving along the turn-off and now I’m looking for a dirt road. Great, found one! Except this is more like two parallel ditches pretending to be a road. It keeps getting worse so I pull over ... read more

Hannable has been doing some more in depth research within the fields of the Mayan calender and it's astrological followings. We have found our previous knowledge in the astrological realms to have been in correct and have been redirected by some friends here in Playa del Carmen to a website which has proved to be very insightful. Here is the True Hannable astrological readings, taken from the website: www.spacestationplaza.net. Another great website to check out is www.lawoftime.org. Hannah: WHITE COSMIC WIND I Endure in order to Communicate I Transcend Breath I seal the input of spirit With the Cosmic tone of Presence I am guided by the power of Death Tone: 13 Cosmic Transcend * Presence * Endure Here is a taste of what "White Cosmic Wind" and Hannah's "Tone" encompass. White Wind is your Conscious ... read more

Andrew could only have 5 days away from work and school, so we took off for a short tour around the Yucatan. When we arrived in Cancun, getting the rental car and finding our way to our cabana was no problem at all. Pretty much everyone spoke some English, so getting around was easy. We were actually staying on Tankah Bay which was just north of Tulum, and a private ex-pat community. There were 2 hotels there, but mostly it was large beach homes. The cabana was right on the prettiest beach I've ever seen. We could snorkel right off the beach, and we had the whole beach to ourselves. Not a single person crossed or even came near the section of beach we were staying on. The cabana was basically a bed and breakfast. Our ... read more