Mexico July 07

7th of June @ Bayswater


Mexico City


Catholic church


Zocalo


The pyramid of the moon (from the top of pyramid of the sun)


Hiking the pyramids makes you feel a bit high.


Puebla (Unesco is protecting the snake)


Cholula with the underground pyramid


Could soccer player be the second oldest profession?


On the way to Hierve el Agua


Hierve el Agua 1


Hierve el Agua 2


Mitla


Tule tree


playa San Agustin (close to Huatulco)


The beach culture


Cascadas


Having breakfast on the beach. A single picture cannot pay justice to the Mexican cuisine.


In the lagoon looking for the crocos. The true monsters though were the mosquitoes.


Religious (?) ritual in Mexican beach close to puerto Angel.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXJSryNOCkY


Zihuatanejo, where middle class Mexican families will go on vacations. Much nicer than the neighbor port Ixtapa, where you are more likely to come across yachts.


Acapulco! If you make it there look for "el Zoritto" restaurant.


At playa la Angosta every noon and every night there is a show. Divers jump from the cliffs while crowds gather to applaud after every attempt.



These are the heroes for tonight. The one on the top will jump last after he we'll pay a quick visit to the church at the top of the cliff. At the end all the divers will visit the crowd holding a bag each, for tips.

How do you like your waterfalls?

No, it’s not another cocktail. I am talking about the river flows over the step of rocks. At first place I had never thought they come in one shape and size, but the more I visited the more I realized that human intervention can have a big effect in the experience of visiting one.

If you ask me I like them raw :-)



From top left: Niagara, Yosemite, btw Rudy Mount and Yellowstone, Yellowstone, Jenny lake, Mexico close to Huatulco