Colonial Cities and big RV'S do not mix
Advice and warning to those of you who are visiting Mexico for the first time, the old Colonial Cities to name a few: Taxco, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato have streets that an RV will not navigate...
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We have a 24 C, in 2003 we were at town in Oaxaca and were going to the next town, I know the roads from previous trips in the VW bus, two roads one long and a short one over a stone arched bridge, we took the bridge and if the RV did not fit go back and go the long way.
Got to the bridge and measured with the tape, good half foot to spare, at the other side there was joung kid with a donkey, the donkey was siting down in the middle of the road and maybe three feet on the bridge and the kid pulling on the roap, donkey would not budge.
Eased the truck on the bridge, got close to the kid and the donkey stood up and backed to the side and off the bridge to let us pass pulling the kid along, once we passed he went back to the same spot and sat down, you never know what one encounters in Mexico, take your time and enjoy the moments and life.
You have to live la vida loca!
navegator
Got to the bridge and measured with the tape, good half foot to spare, at the other side there was joung kid with a donkey, the donkey was siting down in the middle of the road and maybe three feet on the bridge and the kid pulling on the roap, donkey would not budge.
Eased the truck on the bridge, got close to the kid and the donkey stood up and backed to the side and off the bridge to let us pass pulling the kid along, once we passed he went back to the same spot and sat down, you never know what one encounters in Mexico, take your time and enjoy the moments and life.
You have to live la vida loca!
navegator
