Mexico was...
Huge
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| Taking off from Mexico City |
Delicious
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| Breakfast in Mérida: chilaquiles and huevos a la mexicana |
Green
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| Riding free bicycles in the historic centre |
Amazing
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| Lots of flamingos in Celestún, Yucatán |
Prickly
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| Henequén fields in Yucatán Eccentric |
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| Mayan jeweled - and live! - beetle Astonishing |
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| Cenote, Yucatán Friendly |
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| Iguana at Uxmal, Yucatán Party-friendly |
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| Bringing food and drinks into a hotel for a wedding after-party with the help of the bellboy! Stylish |
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| Most ridiculous hat contest at a wedding Grandiose |
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| Uxmal archeological site, Yucatán |
We obvisouly had an awesome vacation in Mexico, thanks again to all our friends and family who made this vacation so special!
Ramadan Kareem to all my muslim readers! Have a blessed month!
No way, I saw that same iguana at Tulum last year ! True story ;)
ReplyDeleteSeeing your pictures makes me want to go back to Mexico !
Great Mexico pictures, it really looks like you had a great time!
ReplyDeleteI am also living in Jubail. Sleepy little town, isn't it? I have escaped to Paris for the summer and will return once the temperatures calm down a bit. By the way, what is the cozy coffee shop in the local mall you were referring to? Is it in Huwaylet Mall or Fanateer?
Cheers
Kala
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Hi Kala!
ReplyDeleteI just had a look at your blog, I love it, great design, great pictures and great writing!
You're so lucky to be in Paris, Ramadan here is a bit boring I must admit, and it's way too hot! How wise to wait for the temperatures to calm down!
The coffee shop I mentioned is on the 2nd floor of Fanateer Mall, you hardly notice the door but inside it's quite cosy.
Keep enjoying Paris!
Solene
Thanks for the heads-up re: the coffee shop, will definitely check it out when I'm back in Jubail (sob). I'll admit I hardly go to the 2nd floor of Fanateer. It kind of creeps me out, with the lighting and the little alleyways... so I'll try to keep an open mind next time.
ReplyDeletePS. Glad your bags arrived, those poor luggages must be traumatized and probably have severe abandonment issues by now...