Cisco has been such a gracious and wonderful host. He has shown us around town, been a guide on awesome dirt road bike rides, and introduced us to some amazing people. The time we have spent here has been wonderful and has reinforced my belief that Mexicans are some of the most generous, welcoming and giving people I have encountered. We plan on continuing the bike adventure starting tomorrow morning as we start the ride back to the coast.
One of the many brutal dirt Road Climbs Cisco has taken us on. The climbing on the road bikes is great but descending on the rocky and/or cobbled roads can get pretty rough.
Some of Cisco's friends had us over for a barbeque. Some of the most delicious tacos i've ever had. Good tequila as well.
Corn is grown everywhere in the valley and hills around Mascota. Also there are tons of delicious peppers being grown
There is a reservoir up in the hills that provides water to the town and its crops. We came up here to a little restaurant overlooking the lake for a nice little lunch.
Day of the dead is celebrated on Nov 1st and 2nd. There is a large fiesta and many families will go to the graves of their loved ones to spend some time as a family.
Their family (Pati, Carol, Pau and Andres) had us over a bunch of times and were very generous. We had a great time playing basketball, cooking, and drinking wine with them. Very good people.
Here are some pictures of the beautiful scenery on rides around the hills.
One of our favorite things to do in Mascota is eat. There are a ton of street taco options here and we felt we should try as many as possible. We probably ate tacos 2x a day if not more. Delicious! Kodi took this picture while we stuffed our faces.
Thanks so much Cisco for having us in your home and showing us such a good time. We will miss you and all of your friends here in Mascota.
what a wonderful adventure!
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