How to … eat like a Don for M$100 a day
Here at Prawns for Breakfast, we like to think that we don’t simply offer you wistful and witty musings on our experiences up and down the Latin American highway: we […]
Category Archives: Central Northern Mexico & Mexico City
Day 28: Latin American Street Art
Overland miles: 2837 Tacocount: 48 Days without Tea: 0 We’ve spotted lots of very colourful street art throughout our travels so we thought we’d create a home for some of […]
Day 22: Montezuma’s revenge
Overland miles: 2549 Tacocount: 48 Days without Tea: 1 Regular and more observant readers of this humble weblog may have noticed a slight time lag in the publication of our […]
Day 21: Mexico City is sinking
Overland miles: 2549 Tacocount: 43 Days without Tea: 0 One of the first things the visitor to Mexico City notices, after the insane volume levels Jovian has already written about, is […]
Day 20: Enchiladas in Mexico City
Overland miles: 2549 Tacocount: 43 Days without Tea: 3 We arrived in the gigantic Norte bus terminal just outside the throbbing heartbeat of this country, Mexico City DF, two hours later […]
Day 19: 19 hours from Mexico City #2
Overland miles: 2549 Tacocount: 43 Days without Tea: 2 8.15 am: !Buenas Dias! I’m on a (very) long haul bus trip to Mexico City, reviewing all the films they show. Roll […]
Day 18: 19 hours from Mexico City #1
Overland miles: 1807 Tacocount: 43 Days without Tea: 1 How dee doo dee PFB regular follower and casual visitor alike, and bienvenudos to the 8.45 pm to Mexico City, getting in to […]
Day 16: Mexican Breakfasts #2
Overland miles: 1498 Tacocount: 43 Days without Tea: 6 I mentioned in my last post about Mexican breakfasts that heuvos al gusto (eggs your way) was a big part of the country’s first […]
Day 17: Creel
Overland miles: 1498 Tacocount: 43 Days without Tea: 0 (Clare) Creel proved to be a welcome break en route to Chihuahua and we took the opportunity to do a day […]
Day 15: The Copper Canyon (Barranca del Cobre)
Overland miles: 1209 Tacocount: 39 Days without Tea: 5 The alarm clock pierced the air with its shrill bleeping at 3.45am this morning, precisely three and a half hours after […]
