This town had a name that was difficult for us to wrap our tongue around. It is pronounced “why-you-a”.
It’s a lovely little colonial town up in the mountains near coffee plantations. Unfortunately, the coffee had all been harvested when we got there. It’s mostly done in December, January, and February depending on the elevation, sun exposure, etc. We did get to see lots of coffee plants, some shaded and some exposed.
an imp on the bus. perhaps he's yours.
an imp on the bus. perhaps he's yours.
Eddie - the mascot at Hotel Anáhuac
Eddie - the mascot at Hotel Anáhuac
lounging at the hotel
lounging at the hotel
one of hundreds of roadside images the kids took
one of hundreds of roadside images the kids took
a station of the cross
a station of the cross
flower petal cross at a station of the cross
flower petal cross at a station of the cross
la feria gastronomica - the food festival
la feria gastronomica - the food festival
animal shaped bread
animal shaped bread
Dan and Eddie commune
Dan and Eddie commune
Dan with a smiley face in his ice cream
Dan with a smiley face in his ice cream
kids prepare for a sports festival
kids prepare for a sports festival
Dan bridges the cultural and language gap with a game of pick up sticks
Dan bridges the cultural and language gap with a game of pick up sticks
hanging out in the courtyard
hanging out in the courtyard
waiting for breakfast papusas
waiting for breakfast papusas
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