There was no luxuriating in a cenote today and so Daniel made a point of stopping off at the Merida Costco, where there’s a cenote in the middle of the parking lot – almost exactly as scenic as the other cenotes. We went over to the Paseo de Montejo area today. This avenue is a […]
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Cenote defector threatens a purchase
We’ll get to Chichen Itza in a second. While we drove around today, Daniel and I had a chance to cover a lot of topics and I learned a lot but the key thing Daniel helped me understand is that, in a country where I cannot drink the water and cannot use the ice, when […]
Two cenotes, one ancient city, and 5 million mosquitos
The world is made up of two types of people: people who will help me get into cenotes and people who try to limit my time in cenotes. Ron, who has shown a pattern of blasphemous and nearly unforgivable behavior over the years, is starting to wear my patience thin. Today, for example, when Daniel […]
Cenote #1 of 20,000
I have so much to tell you but I want to start with the cenotes. A cenote is a pit that results from the collapse of the limestone bedrock that covers the Yucatan peninsula. There are more than 20,000 cenotes in the Yucatan state and now that I’ve been to one, I aim to see […]