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November 9th 2010
Published: November 16th 2010
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Here we are at the Cleveland airport while our plane circles for landing.
On Sunday morning we ventured out to the Buffalo airport and flew to Cleveland, where we caught a paper airplane to Houston (see photo). We boarded the 7pm flight to Merida (which was overbooked, and offering $300 credits to any takers who could waste a day in Mexico City, instead). We arrived just weeks after the hummingbirds which had been feeding at our feeders over the summer in Buffalo. The flight departed Buffalo at 10:30am — a very civilized time to fly. We got to the casita we've again rented by 10:30pm, after a quick pass through customs (we hadn't checked any bags) and picking up our rental vehicle; we lost about 10 minutes after making a wrong turn, but Merida at night is very laid back and gentle.

We're here for two weeks, and have appointments to look at a few homes, for wintering in Yucatan like other birds of our feather. Buffalo was forecasting a high of 48ºF for today, while Merida is expecting 84º. 'Nuff said.

~eric.

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