Month: July 2023
Posted in INAH, Mexico, Oaxaca, Unesco World Heritage Site
Tagged Native American Ruins, people, Petroglyphs, Ruins
January 26 – April 18, 2023 This post is all about the ruins we saw in Oaxaca. I know, if you have seen one crumbling building you’ve seen them all. Still, for me, like everything else, there are subtle differences,…
Posted in Nomad Life & Expenses
Tagged Camping, Expenses, Mexico Border Crossing, mexico tips, Mexico Travel, van life, van problems
We had just crested an incline when the whirl of Ballena Blanca’s engine suddenly went quiet and stopped. We were on the Horace Wilkinson Bridge crossing over the Mississippi River into Baton Rouge, Louisiana. With the forward momentum we had…
Posted in INAH, Mexico, Oaxaca, Unesco World Heritage Site
Tagged museum, parade, park, protest, Public Art
January 27 – May 23, 2023. On our last morning in Puebla, we woke up early at our urban camping spot on the street in front of the tourist police building. As we pulled away and drove through the downtown…