We did a walk from our hotel this morning and passed right by the university and found graduates taking their pictures! Then on to the jardin and caught the local community band playing in the bandstand! We did the tour of the theater then a quick tapas and enchiladas lunch
Glass floor on the lounge for light below in the lobby
We had a reservation for dinner with a great view of the jardin, at la Trattoria and enjoyed a stroll to a lovely plaza Baratillo, around the Jardin and back passed the street food markets
After coffee and a pastry relaxing in Plaza San Fernando, we visited the Mercado Hidalgo and had lunch near by at a taqueria. Then we visited the local history museum, Museo Alhondiga de Granaditas, where we learned about the early civilizations of the area and the revolution and fight for Mexican independence
Tacos Pastor
Pineapple and Pico de gallo
Azteca brazier
Silver mining here
My tacos and a coke were about $2.50! Lunch for 3 of us, less than $10
We did one of the student walking mariachi tours! Knowing Spanish would have made it even better but it was fun! Unfortunately, I’m having problems uploading pictures from Emmett’s Sony camera too…. so back to the phone photos this trip.
This trip for me has been a trial, so far! The guy next to me on the 1st flight spilled coffee on his seat and I didn’t know!…..when I moved out of my seat, I rubbed on his seat and got all the years of airplane dirt, dissolved in coffee, all over my white slacks! ….. ok changed to shorts for the next flight. It was late so we just went to bed in the hotel near the airport. In the AM , we got a “TAXI” ( using the term lightly) for the 46 minute drive to Guanajuato. It was a lady driver, and she took a turn ( i think to avoid the toll) and we got a short tour of a village…. and the dirt trails around the guanajuato. I tried my camera and found it was acting up terribly, so I lost the pictures but picture puddles totally covering the dirt road! Then a rushing stream we were supposed to ford! NOT! luckily a truck came thru from the other direction and told her where to go to get back to the toll road! Hour and 45 minutes for the trip! BUT we made it and our hotel is lovely.
Since my Sony camera decided it was a great time to break, I’d have to use my phone instead, only to find its too full! So I’m backing up and deleting apps, videos, and photos…..one thing after another!
All that aside, we had a wonderful day walking around, getting our bearings, eating, and sight seeing!
Tomorrow we leave for an adventure in Mexico. We fly into Central Guanajuato state, Leon, and we are spending 3 nights in Guanajuato and 4 nights in San Miguel de Allende before flying to San Jose del Cabo for 5 nights. Wish us well on our journey!
After an exciting 2 days at Nebraska state track and field championship, with Chase County Girls winning the trophy, and grandson Dawson’s 4×100 team coming in 5th, Liz, David and Tucker dropped us off in Lincoln. We had a wonderful Evening visiting our EV FREE choir friends, the Colliers, Mike and Chris, who moved 3 years ago to Lincoln Nebraska, near their daughter Katie and her darling family! We had the best steak dinner ever! Mike is the Grill master! We had a ride and a walk around Lincoln, after dinner then retired to their lovely home and their honeymoon suite! Sunday We attended Faith Bible church with them in the morning, had a quick tour of downtown Lincoln and the state capital and lunch in the Haymarket before they drove us to the Omaha airport for the first Leg of our return home. We had a storm delay due to weather near Denver but got here safely to overnight for our Monday flight home to SoCal
We are all in God’s hands!Nebraska capital with the Sower on the topIf you look closely above the windows along the roofline, each county is named. Chase is at the right here