When Andy and I went to the taxi line outside we quickly realized we wouldn't be able to fit our bikes into the relatively small taxis without having to significantly take them apart. We decided to be adventurous and ride across the big city in the dark. The route was relatively simple because there is a main 3 or 4 lane road/highway that loops around the city. We just needed to stay on that road and ride to the opposite side of the loop. The night riding made it a little more exciting and it is somewhat harder to see in the darkness than daytime in case you were wondering. But we had a relatively uneventful hour long ride to Nena's house.
The local market had many delicious foods and interesting characters. This lovely lady was selling nopales (cactus) either cooked or raw.
Andy and Señora Nena choosing some delicious veggies. There is so much fresh food here it is wonderful
Morelia is a very beautiful city with a large colonial influence. Here is a beautiful fountain with the aqueduct in the background.
The kitchen in Nena's house is a common hangout place. Señora Nena's cooking is incredible and we were constantly full.
Los dos Nenas.Mother and daughter. Two wonderful people. Señora Nena was pretty pissed i took this picture
Cristina!!!!
Baby Daniel was pretty amazing. I wanted to keep him....until he started wailing. Much nicer to hand him back to mom and dad then.
Tacos Al PastorI ended up getting pretty sick in Morelia which delayed our departure by a few days. It was really nice to have a home to stay in when i was running to the bathroom every 20 minutes. Here i am enjoying my awful "suero" as andy eats delicious tacos.



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