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jorgedelfino

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« on: September 15, 2007, 07:19:18 pm »

Flew here a few days ago for a fashion job, will have time off after that, any ideas country side not to far from DF? how is north east mexico? where can I find a "tipical" mexican town?
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« Reply #1 on: September 15, 2007, 07:40:31 pm »

Right on the outskirts of Mexico DF are the ruins of ancient Teotihuacan, with spectacular pyramids and other buildings.  Renting a car and driver for the day to take you there is easy (we did it through our hotel).  A sample view, taken from the top of one of the pyramids:
Teotihuacan

(Sorry, I don't know much about where to find a typical town.  My travels in the region only included the city itself.)

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« Reply #2 on: September 15, 2007, 08:19:02 pm »

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Right on the outskirts of Mexico DF are the ruins of ancient Teotihuacan, with spectacular pyramids and other buildings.  Renting a car and driver for the day to take you there is easy (we did it through our hotel).  A sample view, taken from the top of one of the pyramids:
Teotihuacan

(Sorry, I don't know much about where to find a typical town.  My travels in the region only included the city itself.)

Lisa
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