At our first set of ruins outside of Mexico City, they were called Teotihuacan (translated:"Where Men Become Gods" Cool huh)
On the roof of the Metropolitan Cathedral in Mexico City. The Pollution is so bad there that our tour guide would wear a face mask.
These are ruins that Mexico City was built on, so they are like half excavated in the middle of town.
These were henna's that we got on day with our lunch money. Mine is the flower at the bottom.
This is us in the rain at the LDS High School, Benemerito, like three of these guys spoke english really well and I actually still email Lemar (top row 3rd from the left)
At our first set of ruins outside of Mexico City, they were called Teotihuacan (translated:"Where Men Become Gods" Cool huh)
On the roof of the Metropolitan Cathedral in Mexico City. The Pollution is so bad there that our tour guide would wear a face mask.
These are ruins that Mexico City was built on, so they are like half excavated in the middle of town.
These were henna's that we got on day with our lunch money. Mine is the flower at the bottom.
This is us in the rain at the LDS High School, Benemerito, like three of these guys spoke english really well and I actually still email Lemar (top row 3rd from the left)
2 comments:
Your travels look amazing. What would you say you have found most interesting in your adventures?
Belize! The Creole People are so chill. And just hilarious in how they act, with their Rasta beliefs. Funny Stuff!
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