Colonial Heartland
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Part Twenty One – Food for Worms
Warning: Buff3ysbicyclingblog prides itself on being a family-friendly blog. From feedback received, we understand that some readers like to gather the children after a nice roast dinner on a Sunday night in front of the fire with some cocoa and catch up on the latest postings from buff3ysbicyclingblog. This time, however, the subjects are a…
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Part Twenty: Zacatecas – The Colonial Heartland
17th January (Durango – Vicente Guerrero) (85km) Was terribly sad to be leaving Durango. The days here right on the central square in a lovely hotel have been rejuvenating. The city itself is such a lively place and has a youthful energy and sophistication of a college town in a great setting. To put the…
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Part Nineteen: The Devil’s Spine – Mezatlan to Durango
9th-10th (Mezatlan) The ferry ride from Baja across the Sea of California was uneventful and deposited a number of other bikers and I in Mezatlan on the western coast of the main land at 10am the following morning. About six bikers spent the night spread out across the cafeteria floor watching an endless stream of…