Today we travelled by bus from Guadalajara to Manzanillo. Of course we had to go to our favourite coffee shop before we left.
At the bus station
Look at the leg room!
Outlet mall outside of Guadalajara
Dried lakebed
... and all of a sudden, this!
More views from the bus
The port in Manzanillo
Our condo at Villas del Palmar in Manzanillo. We are spending the next month here with our good friends Ger & Colleen.
I might do a couple random blog posts while we are here in Manzanillo. After that we fly to Mexico City.
Friday, 24 January 2020
Thursday, 23 January 2020
Guadalajara, day 6
We spent our last full day wandering around Guadalajara. Here are a few of the things we saw along the way.
Mixed in with stores and small restaurants, we find this ... a machine shop
Templo de Aranzazú, built between 1749 to 1752
Interesting story behind this statue.
Sculpture "the Motherland"
Ex Convento del Carmen, now used as an art gallery
Mural
Parkade
Old style print shop
Had to have some more tacos!
Mixed in with stores and small restaurants, we find this ... a machine shop
Templo de Aranzazú, built between 1749 to 1752
Interesting story behind this statue.
Sculpture "the Motherland"
Ex Convento del Carmen, now used as an art gallery
Mural
Parkade
Old style print shop
Had to have some more tacos!
Wednesday, 22 January 2020
Guadalajara, day 5
We walked past this culinary school.
This neo-Gothic church, constructed between 1897 and 1972, is so unlike all the other churches we've seen in Mexico. Inside you would almost think you were in France.
Museo de las Artes UDG
Cool building
Tortilla production
Lunch
Colourful party supply store
We sampled tacos at a couple nighttime street stands.
This neo-Gothic church, constructed between 1897 and 1972, is so unlike all the other churches we've seen in Mexico. Inside you would almost think you were in France.
Museo de las Artes UDG
Cool building
Tortilla production
Lunch
Colourful party supply store
We sampled tacos at a couple nighttime street stands.
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