This is the story of my experiences living as an ex-pat in Mexico since 2003. It's to culminate in a published book. With your help, I'll be editing, selecting a title, and cover art: a participatory project. Your comments encouraged!
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Letters from Mexico
Letters
Cuernavaca-Part Two
July 27, 2019
Cuernavaca, Mexcio. Cityscape: with bridges, tunnel, traffic circle. Â Photo by Don Karp
There are many nice restaurants to chose from. And places to shop. Here is a contrast—the large international store: Walmart, with a small local one across the street: a homeopathic pharmacy.
Cuernavaca sports a gigantic market covering many square blocks at different street levels. Here is just one section with food.
Cuernavaca, Mexico. Here is a contrast in shopping: a Walmart with a small homeopathic store across the street. Photos by Don Karp
One part of the market houses a large outdoor bus terminal. From here, a direct bus leaves for Tepoztlan every twenty minutes. With my senior citizen card I pay a half price fare, $0.70 USD one way.
Cuernavaca Part One was the previous blog. This is a continuation from that one. Traffic is often heavy, and streets very difficult to locate, but taxis are inexpensive and drivers know how to get everywhere.
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