In Chichen Itza we found a empty hotel where we could park the motorcycles in the lobby. We slept there for a low price and had a pool and the showers for us. We met our new travel companion Jeff there - he was searching for a place to stay over night. He is a very nice guy who fits to our group. In the last picture you see a egg store. I haven`t seen this before. A shop only for eggs. All white in the same size........ ;-)
Now i have a fast Internet connection and i upload some pics. Here we wair our reflecting rainclothes for the next two days..... Terrible! The last pictures are from the gulf of mexico near Merida. The first pictures in the sun.
The villa of Edwards James was a amazing place to relax and to reset the brain. We sat at special points and watched relaxed to the surreal buildings. This is a must on a mexico trip. Thanks Oscar for the tip!
While we searched a economic hotel in Xititla we found a group of hippies who offered there tipis for tourists...... A tipe with electrical light and very good beds ... a new experience for me /us. We loved it there and stood for two days. They were nice people from switzerland. A good chance to speak german after a long time........
On the trip to Xititla we found this wonderfull Church of a Missionary station. This Church is a world heritage site. The landscape was wonderfull. We drove the best roads ever with incredible impressions. We thought the Baja California was the top but this trips topped the Baja. We ate tacos from a nice family. The people offer food in a very good quality along the roads. Much better than in restaurants. My stomag feels good with it...... ;-)
In Guadelajara we met a friend of us who leave Mexico for a Around the world trip in a few months. He showed us the wonderfull city with the church which has a lot of real Gold Applications.... Mexico the country of Maya Gold presents it`s richness in the catholic churches....... and the poor people beg for money in the streets.......
A very interesting place on the road was Tequila. We visited the distilleries and we smelled everywhere in the city the fermented Agave which is the basis for Tequila. We met again very nice people.
