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Fiesta in Atemajac de Brizuela | livingandworkinginmexico

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Working and Living in Mexico. Fiesta in Atemajac de Brizuela. Posted September 13, 2010. Filed under: Life in Mexico. Many towns have more than one large fiesta, notably Tuxpan which is known as the town of the. 8220;fiesta eterna”. For its almost continual fiestas. The day for what is usually the main fiesta for the town is the Saint day for its patron saint or a day chosen for one of the many manifestations that Jesus Christ or the Virgin Mary can take in the case of María she can assume the names of.

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ABOUT | Chris Allen + Associates

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Founded in 1988 with an initial project through the UNESCO Biosphere Reserv. E program in the San Francisco Bay Area, CA A. Has since supported a wide variety of clients in meeting their mission and goals related to sustainable development. A results-oriented business focus with proven ability to work creatively across disciplines with clients and project teams to create vision, develop strategy, assemble resources, and achieve objectives. Crain Business Journal,. McCombs Business School Magazine. Dr Mic...

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ABOUT | Chris Allen + Associates

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Founded in 1988 with an initial project through the UNESCO Biosphere Reserv. E program in the San Francisco Bay Area, CA A. Has since supported a wide variety of clients in meeting their mission and goals related to sustainable development. A results-oriented business focus with proven ability to work creatively across disciplines with clients and project teams to create vision, develop strategy, assemble resources, and achieve objectives. Crain Business Journal,. McCombs Business School Magazine. Dr Mic...

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Working and Living in Mexico | livingandworkinginmexico

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Working and Living in Mexico. Working and Living in Mexico. The following was written as a general introduction and commentary on working and living in Mexico. The main thing to say about working and living in Mexico (and I’m writing this as an Englishman), is that it is very different. But with time, I appreciated that these similarities were mainly on the surface. There are profound cultural differences. Living and working here over time, these become more evident and impactful. On the theme of laughte...

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Huautla de Jiménez: in the footsteps of María Sabina and John Lennon | livingandworkinginmexico

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Working and Living in Mexico. Huautla de Jiménez: in the footsteps of María Sabina and John Lennon. Posted August 28, 2010. Filed under: Indigenous Culture. A couple of weeks ago, after a pleasant overnight stop in Tehuacán in the state of Puebla, I set off for Huautla de Jiménez, a small town high in the Mazatec sierra in the Northern corner of the state of Oaxaca, close to the border with the state of Puebla. María Sabina was originally a subsistence farmer from the Mazatec indigenous people. To have i...

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Cuernavaca to Tehuacán | livingandworkinginmexico

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Working and Living in Mexico. Posted August 21, 2010. Filed under: Travelling in Mexico. As part of the two week road trip I made in central Mexico in August, in one day I drove from Cuernavaca, in the state of Morelos, to Tehuacán in the state of Puebla, a distance of about 450 kms. It is possible to do this journey in a more direct manner going mostly on. Via the city of Puebla, but I wanted to travel on smaller roads and explore a little known area of Mexico. From Cuernavaca, it is possible to take the.

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Working and Living in Mexico. Paragliding in Valle de Bravo: “ Quieres chiflar o cantar? Posted August 12, 2010. Filed under: Travelling in Mexico. Tags: Estado de México. On my last morning in Valle de Bravo, I decided to go paragliding. After all, this was meant to be one of the prime spots in the world to do it, and I had already done it once before on the Isla de Juventud in Cuba,. And if I had not then conquered my fear of heights, I had at least managed to endure the terror. Posted August 1, 2010.

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Ixtapilla Turtle Sanctuary | livingandworkinginmexico

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Working and Living in Mexico. Posted December 20, 2008. Filed under: Environmental issues and projects. This year, the numbers of turtles arriving have been very roughly estimated to be around 150,000. This is an extraordinary success story. At my earlier visit to the community, the answer I had been given, was that the older members of the community had been concerned that their children and grandchildren might never again see turtles on the beach. And to which I will be applying. Anyone reading thi...

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Volcano of Snow, Volcano of Fire | livingandworkinginmexico

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Working and Living in Mexico. Volcano of Snow, Volcano of Fire. Posted February 23, 2010. Filed under: Life in Mexico. View of the two volcanoes from the South. People, generally Mexican friends who live in large cities like Guadalajara or Mexico City, often ask me why I live in Ciudad Guzmán. To them it is a provincial backwater out ‘in the sticks’ – as an ex-girlfriend once memorably said to me,. 8220;Es un un pueblito rascuache y polvoriento”. 8220;la Perla de Jalisco”. In fact, there are. Clouds of v...