Our second week in Mexico city commenced with a gloomy weekend that teetered between cloudy and rainy throughout. We wanted to visit around the city, but decided to put it off for when we get a day with better weather – benefit of staying for six weeks 🙂 Thankfully, we didn’t have to wait […]
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Days 62 – 68: Our First Week in Mexico City
After bidding adieu to Dolores and Isaias on the morning of Saturday, September 23, we left Salamanca for Mexico City at around 10:00 AM. One unpleasant discovery we made while packing up our things that morning was that both of our seemingly-awesome waterproof Aqua Quest duffel bags were coming apart at the seams (which were simply […]
Days 56 – 61: Our Last Week in Salamanca
Days 54 & 55: Celebrating Mexico’s Independence in Salamanca and San Miguel de Allende
On the evening of Friday, September 15, we headed to the city center of Salamanca as we had heard there would be some early celebrations for Mexico’s Independence Day going on there. When we arrived, the place was crowded and parking was scarce since some streets were blocked off. Phil decided to stop and ask […]
The English School in Salamanca
For those of you who have a good command of the English language and are planning to cross Mexico, heading towards Central/South America, we just thought it would be worthwhile to mention that The English School is looking for volunteers to help their students practice conversational English. In our case, it was a three-week commitment […]
Days 51 – 53: Eating, Drinking, and Being Merry in Salamanca
Day 50: The Colours of Guanajuato City
Days 46 – 49: A Musical Weekend in Salamanca
Days 41 – 45: Our First Days in Salamanca
We came across an opportunity through Workaway to help English learners practice and improve their oral skills at The English School. We were contacted by the owner of the school, Ivan, and in exchange for our help, he arranged for us to receive food and hosting at the home of a local family. This was the […]