On a recent trip to the Riviera Maya a fellow travel blogger addressed me as “Mr. Mexico.”Apparently, my appreciation for the country; it’s culture, cuisine, and cervezas spread across the industry.
The moment also sparked an idea. Since I dedicated my blog in August (All Africa Adventures – All August) I thought to go with another theme in September. So, I am decideing to celebrate Mexico’s bicentennial on my blog with…
Twenty days of Mexico. Viva Mexico!
Viva Mexico .... fiesta en San Miguel de Allende
So for twenty straight days, September 5th – September 24th I will post about Mexico each and every day. A story, a photo essay or a SunsetSunday moment from my many Mexican adventures will appear daily. Bold? Perhaps, but it is a tribute to Mexico.
To follow along, you can come to my blog each day, sign up for a email subscription (on the right) or even follow along on twitter under the hashtag – #Mex200 (t: @stayadvenutrous)
The 20 day Tribute:
- Day 01: Sunset Sunday – Tulum Mexico
- Day 02: I Checked out Hotel California, Baja California
- Day 03: Coming to my Senses at Hacienda Tres Rios, Riviera Maya
- Day 04: Photo: The Beaches of Acapulco
- Day 05: El Fogon, Playa del Carmen; it’s Taco Thursday
- Day 06: Photo: Young Girl in El Quelite, Sinaola, Mexico
- Day 07: Photo: Celebrating my Birthday at the Mexican Pipeline: Puerto Escondido, Oxaca
- Day 08: Sunset Sunday – Mazatlan, Mexico
- Day 09: The Man of Malpica, Sinaloa
- Day 10: Seamless Green, Hacienda Tres Rios, Riviera Maya
- Day 11: Photo: Celebration Time. The Tequila Triple Play
- Day 12: Happy Independence Day from San Miguel de Allende
- Day 13: Photo: Angel de la Independencia, Mexico City
- Day 14: Photo: The fountain of Banamex, Santa Fe, Mexico City
- Day 15: Sunset Sunday – Playa del Carmen, Mexico
- Day 16: Cenote Week: A Cenote Swim at Hacienda Tres Rios
- Day 17: Cenote Week: The Surprise at the end of the Stairs at Cenote Multun-ha (outside Coba)
- Day 18: Cenote Week: The Sacred Pool of Chichen Itza
- Day 19: Cenote Week: Alltournative – Jungle Maya at San Felipe Ranch
- Day 20: Cenote Week: The Cenote of Valladolid, Yucatan
Twenty days is not enough and neither is any of my prior published work on Mexico to tell the story of Mexico. But as I take time to wish Mexico a Happy Independence, my promise will be continue to inspire people to travel, explore, and discover all she offers to her visitors. Viva Mexico! Happy Independence Day.
Stay Adventurous, Craig
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