Flying over the border between the USA and Mexico. The squiggly line is Rio Grande.
Lunch in Querétaro
Our Airbnb apartment
This aqueduct was built between 1726 and 1738 to bring fresh water to the town
Native dancing
Celebrating the new year
Saturday, 4 January 2020
Querétaro, Mexico, day 1
We left Vancouver Friday at 2 pm with a 7 hour stop in San Francisco and a 4 hour stop in Houston. Arrived in Querétaro, Mexico at noon the next day. Pretty tired but we hit the ground running. Querétaro has a beautiful historic centre, and Christmas season were still going strong.
Flying over the border between the USA and Mexico. The squiggly line is Rio Grande.
Lunch in Querétaro
Our Airbnb apartment
This aqueduct was built between 1726 and 1738 to bring fresh water to the town
Native dancing
Celebrating the new year
Flying over the border between the USA and Mexico. The squiggly line is Rio Grande.
Lunch in Querétaro
Our Airbnb apartment
This aqueduct was built between 1726 and 1738 to bring fresh water to the town
Native dancing
Celebrating the new year
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