We landed in Villahermosa about midnight on the 12th of February and were met at t
he airport by our two guides Steve Carr From Chicago and Ricardo, our in Country Host, from Merida. We had managed to negotiate the Mexico City airport Without a disaster (no mean task for non Spanish speakers) and were very happy to have a place to sleep. Most of the group were to arrive late in the afternoon on the that day, so those of us that were there did a walking tour of the city. We took a taxi to the City market. The markets are always interesting places to visit. So much variety From pottery to dried fish and on to the local eatery.
The local eatery was on the upper floor of the market, giving one a nice view of the activities below.
he airport by our two guides Steve Carr From Chicago and Ricardo, our in Country Host, from Merida. We had managed to negotiate the Mexico City airport Without a disaster (no mean task for non Spanish speakers) and were very happy to have a place to sleep. Most of the group were to arrive late in the afternoon on the that day, so those of us that were there did a walking tour of the city. We took a taxi to the City market. The markets are always interesting places to visit. So much variety From pottery to dried fish and on to the local eatery.
The local eatery was on the upper floor of the market, giving one a nice view of the activities below.
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ReplyDeleteYou really have the hang of this now!
ReplyDeleteThe colors on the buildings is very pleasant. You have captured the ambiance of the strret scene!