Catedral

Inside the stunning oldest cathedral in Mexico

February 1st 2008
No blues here, just a literary allusion. From San Blas, stoners paradise, we drove into Gadalahara (spelled wrong here). It was extremeley difficult to leave San Blas with its waves, sunshine, and laidback lifestyle. But adventure beckoned. Gadalahara was huge, bustling, and very scenic, with sqaures, and plazas filled with artists, writers, and musicians. We stayed in a great hostel right do ... read more

North America » Mexico

The site of advanced Amerindian civilizations, Mexico came under Spanish rule for three centuries before achieving independence early in the 19th century. A devaluation of the peso in late 1994 threw Mexico into economic turmoil, triggering the worst... ... read more

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Sam Brown

Browntown

For as long as I can remember my heart has stirred for some kind of raw feeling of motion. Never is this satisfied more than when I am winging my way down God's great highways at 70 plus MPH. I have crisscrossed our continent as many as twelve times. Some of them out of necessity, some for adventure, and some for redemption. Next week I set out toward the Alaskan Highway. Do not read my blog in search of cultural revelations or personal awakening. Read it as an adventure story, a pure simply wild boy adventure story, as that is what life ought to be until that final day when we run out of... full info

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