Monday, April 18, 2005

It's fucking expensive to travel from central.south america to Senegal. nothing lower that $1600 and most of it more than $2000

Guatelmala

Guatemala is a pretty gosh-darn dangerous place to travel. Fortunately, Ticabus has all the answers. Seriously, though. Traveling in a car or even a bus is not recommended in Guatemala, especially not near the border of Mexico and El Salvador which is where we'd be doing most of our traveling.

Proposal for the resot of the first quarter

Comitan, Mexico -> (Guatamala) -> Huehuetenango -> Totonicapan -> Chimaltenango -> Guatemala -> Cuilapa ->

Sunday, April 17, 2005

Mexico trains and buses

Mexico used to have a good train service linking all major cities, using restaurant cars, sleeping-cars and observation cars, many inherited from the USA. Sadly, the Mexican government discontinued almost all long-distance passenger train service just a few years ago, and buses and planes are now the only way to get around Mexico. A couple of very minor service exist in certain areas, including the famous 'Copper Canyon' service from Los Mochis to Chiuaha. For a summary of remaining Mexican train services see www.mexlist.com/pass.htm. For information on the Copper Canyon train service see www.chepe.com.mx/ingles/index.html.


Bummer, huh? I guess we'll be traveling by bus!

I couldn't find anything on buses that travel farther north than Zacatecas or San Luis Potsgi, but I'm sure there are buses that travel up there. So far, here are some links:

Bus Info
commentary on bus travel in Mexico
A Huge Library of Maps
Magic Bus <-Quality

My proposed route from Colorado by city:

Pueblo -> Albuquerque -> El Paso -> Chihuahua -> Los Mochis -> Culiacan -> Tepic -> Guadalajara -> Morelia -> Mexico City -> Oaxaca -> Tuztia Gutierrez -> Guatabala

Friday, April 01, 2005

i have an idea

which you'll all probably hear about soon enough, so i'm not going to write it. mwah ha ha!
it's about rocking the menno thing