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The Meet Rack
The Meat Rack In the third bar of the evening, a young man dropped his pants for us. On the right cheek was a red welt, about the size of a half dollar. Rod said he got it from God. … Continue reading
The Pub on Top of Croagh Patrick
A night of heavy drinking is horrible training for mountain climbing. We knew we were going hiking the next day, so the problem was not sipping Guinness in the pub. Or the three locals we met. Or the shots of … Continue reading
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Finding Hope
I awoke late and hung-over on September 12, 2001, and I needed some hope. The previous day, while visiting Home Depot in my hometown of Anchorage Alaska, a man in the check-out line started babbling that someone had blown up … Continue reading
Comida in Zacatecas, Mexico
In parts of my life, I seem to be surrounded by foodies. Those that click on the television and watch the food network with zeal. Some of the shows are interesting, but there are a few which are just food … Continue reading
Calderon Theater, Zacatecas, Mexico
It always makes me cringe when I see something like this. The five little girls twirling on the stage, music playing in the background, tutu’s wrapped around their waists, all performing the same dance, but each to a slightly different … Continue reading
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Las Quince Letras: A Moment
Tuesday night, ten o’clock, sitting at the end of Los Quince Letres’ bar, the stools are mostly filled, and the people sit at the tables and sing along with the jukebox. The jukebox is playing something in Spanish I don’t … Continue reading
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La Quemada – or – 1300-Year-Old Ruins in Mexico.
Between the cities of Zacatecas and Jalpa runs a 100 mile long valley called Malpaso. The valley is about 20 miles wide, with mountains running down each side. Through this valley runs route 54, a mostly small twin lane road … Continue reading
Hangin’ From a Thread
A few months ago, upon my daily walk up La Bufa, I stumbled across a thick cable that ran from the parking lot, over a valley filled the dirt-scraped-from-the-ground-scarred-remains of a mine. Next to the cable was an open-air hut, … Continue reading
12 Reasons to Drink (Corona) Beer
So today we visited the Corona Brewery near Zacatecas. It’s a huge place, the guide intoned that it’s the second largest brewery in the world, after Coors in Colorado. The first three minutes of the tour was in English and … Continue reading
Dancers Exporting Fear and Laughter
In my room, trying to work, but my mind is wandering, too much coffee with my Adobada tacos this evening. This town is usually noisy, there are constantly events in the town center. Every Thursday night a brass band plays … Continue reading
Convento de San Francisco
Five blocks from the Cathedral Central, left at the fork in the road with the always dry fountain, is the remains of the Convent of San Francisco. It was a convent from 1593 to 1857, and left for dust until … Continue reading
Walking with Jesus, by Happenstance
My days in Zacatecas are spent sitting at a desk: writing, adjusting with photoshop, playing solitare while listening to audio books or reading. Usually at noon I wander to the market for food, but other than that, there is no … Continue reading