cabo san lucas, Mexico

fist formation, cabo san lucas [_MG_5223], originally uploaded by marios savva.

The jewel of the Baja Peninsula, Cabo San Lucas has something for everyone. Whatever your price range, whatever you're looking for, you'll find it here. The heart of Cabo is the hospitality, found everywhere from the all-inclusive resorts like Riu Palace and Dreams Los Cabos Suites to smaller hotels and even intimate beachfront villas perfect for a honeymoon couple looking for the ultimate romantic getaway.

Speaking of honeymoons, a wedding in Cabo San Lucas is one "destination" wedding that both the guests and the wedding party will be talking about for years to come. Plan it yourself or let one of the hotels or resorts do the wedding planning for you. Either way, you'll get your life together off to a wonderful start.

"A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step." -- Lao Tzu
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Mexican X-mas ..Χριστούγεννα στο Μεξικό

A New Mexican Christmas
By Kathy Armijo


Nativity scenes decorate people’s yards
Christmas lights adorn houses of every style
All in anticipation of the Holy Night
To celebrate the birth of the holy child

As tamales, posole, and homemade bread are prepared
Filling our thoughts of the Christmas s p r e a d
Mom’s pastelitos and biscochitos are the best
When they taste like hers, you’ve passed the test

Las Posadas are a re-enactment of THAT night
People going from house to house seeking shelter
Hoping to find a place for Mary to give birth
Ending at the designated house, finding shelter and mirth

Christmas Eve has its own custom
Houses silhouetted with luminarias
The City has a tour of the best-lighted homes
Even the cemeteries are framed with candlelight

With all this wonderful lighting
It is an invitation for the Baby
To make His way to our abode
To meet with Him, here, at this crossroad

A New Mexican Christmas
I am so glad I live here
Everywhere you go, you hear
Feliz Navidad! And revel in heartfelt good cheer.

Note: Christmas Eve in New Mexico is a very special night. It is steeped in tradition. No other image symbolizes the season better than the flickering lights from the brown paper bags called luminarias or farolitos, which line the walkways and outline buildings and houses throughout the state. They are only lit on December 24th and in many areas, such as the Old Town area here in Albuquerque, electric lights are turned off, motorized traffic is restricted, and people bundle up and stroll the areas and let the luminarias and carolers weave their spell. Even the cemeteries take on this wonderful tradition.



"A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step." -- Lao Tzu
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The Naica Mine, Cave of Crystals, Mexico ....η σπηλιά των κρυστάλων, στο Μεξικό

Σε ένα παλίο ορυχείο,το NAICA,

κοντά στην Chihuahua του Μεξικού,

η ΦΥΣΗ έφτιαξε ένα χάρμα οφθαλμών, απο κρυστάλους γύψου.
Δείτε τις φωτογραφίες πιο κάτω:







"A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step." -- Lao Tzu
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Loreto Bay ....Ένα Μεξικάνικο χωριό

απο την Adriana Zehbrauskas για τους The New York Times
δημοσιεύθηκε: 20080307

ένα φωτογραφικό ρεπορτάζ από το Loreto Bay, ένα μικρό παραθεριστικό χωρίο στην έρημο Baja της California.
Δείτε πατώντας τον σύνδεσμο πιο κάτω:

LORETO BAY

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