We are currently in sunny Barbados and we have covered a lot of ground since our last update in Guanajuato. In early January we head to Trinidad and Tobago and from there we plan to enter Venezuela and make our way south into Brazil. The following post is a weekend trip we made to visit some friends in San Miguel while we were still in Guanajuato. Internet is becoming more of a challenge so from now on our posts will likely be few and far between. It is also likely that they will contain less photos. Happy holidays to everyone!
This is what happens when you try to hold a carnival in a narrow colonial street. No guard rails here. If you are stupid enough to get in the way of this spinning wheel of fun then that is unfortunate for you.
Guanajuato's annual Globo Aerostatico Festival 2008
We got up three mornings in a row to see the balloons launch. The first morning we got up at 4:45 caught a cab and waited around for hours just to be told that it was too windy. The second day we arrived 15 minutes too late and missed them all, but on the third day it was all worthwhile....
The classroom building. Each class could hold a max of 5-6 students but most had less.
Our favourite class.....cooking
Laura holding the secret ingredient to almost all Mexican recipes.... soup broth... Luckily we found this vegetarian version because otherwise Laura would not have been able to eat any of our creations.
Welcome to our travel blog. Our amazing trip through Latin America came to an end in December 2009 and we are currently living in Australia. However, we will continue to publish posts every few days until we are caught up.
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Our route
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An interactive map of our route to date. Our Google map account seems to be a little overloaded now so to see our entire route click "View Josh and Laura's Journey in a larger map." You may alternatively click and drag this mini map to see where we are now. While our photos are typically months behind we tend to keep the map relatively current.
Blue lines are by bus or carRed lines are by boatGreen lines are by foot or bikeOrange lines are by trainPurple lines are by planePlacemarkers represent places where we have spent at least one night.