Jerez, Mexico, 10/1-2007
Route: El Salto - Durango - Fresnillo - Jerez
When I woke up this morning the water ponds outside had frozen during the night. I was not sure if the road was slippery, so I had to drive carefullly, especially where the sun had not reached. It was really coald in the beginning, but after the sun got higher, my fingers started to melt also.
The scenery today have also been beatiful. I know that I am repeating myself, but it is so increadeble beautiful here in Mexico.
It is relatively flat from El Salto, but some vallies are made by the rivers and they are very deep. The vegitation is in the beginning pine trees with yellow grass. It actually looks a bit like in Norway some places.
Then from Durango to Fresnillo it looks more like Africa. Flat areas with yellow grass and some single trees here and there.
In Jerez I found this very nice hotel called Posada Sta. Cecilia. It is in the center of the town. The people running the hotel is very helpful and I am allowed to park Scotty in the hall, and just opposit of the hotel is a internet cafe. The town is just wonderful.
When I woke up this morning the water ponds outside had frozen during the night. I was not sure if the road was slippery, so I had to drive carefullly, especially where the sun had not reached. It was really coald in the beginning, but after the sun got higher, my fingers started to melt also.
The scenery today have also been beatiful. I know that I am repeating myself, but it is so increadeble beautiful here in Mexico.
It is relatively flat from El Salto, but some vallies are made by the rivers and they are very deep. The vegitation is in the beginning pine trees with yellow grass. It actually looks a bit like in Norway some places.
Then from Durango to Fresnillo it looks more like Africa. Flat areas with yellow grass and some single trees here and there.In Jerez I found this very nice hotel called Posada Sta. Cecilia. It is in the center of the town. The people running the hotel is very helpful and I am allowed to park Scotty in the hall, and just opposit of the hotel is a internet cafe. The town is just wonderful.
I have put new picures on the net. Check link to my pictures to the right. I will comment upon them later.
posted by Øyvind Thiem at 8:40 PM
1 Comments:
Hey Oy,
Let me know when you get to Costa Rica. I might be crazy enough to consider buying your bike. But please take into consideration that in order to register the bike in Costa Rica taxes need to be paid, so adjut your sale price accordingly.
Cheers,
Carlos
carlosjcardona@yahoo.com
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