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Into the Lacandon Jungle: Our guide to Palenque
Into the Lacandon Jungle: Our guide to Palenque
MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickFebruary 19, 2018Mexico, Palenque, Chiapas, Ruins, Attractions, San Cristóbal de las Casas, Culture, HistoryComment
Flavors of the world: Our favorite food spots in San Cristóbal de las Casas
Flavors of the world: Our favorite food spots in San Cristóbal de las Casas
MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickFebruary 16, 2018Food, San Cristóbal de las Casas, MexicoComment
Reflections: January 2018
Reflections: January 2018
Reflections, Mexico, GuatemalaRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickFebruary 8, 2018Mexico, Guatemala, Playa del Carmen, Palenque, San Cristóbal de las Casas, Panajachel, San Pedro, Antigua, Acatenango, FuegoComment
What we spent: January 2018
What we spent: January 2018
Mexico, GuatemalaRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickFebruary 7, 2018Budget, Mexico, Yucatán, Guatemala, Lake Atitlan, AntiguaComment
Border crossing: Mexico to Guatemala
Border crossing: Mexico to Guatemala
Mexico, Travel resources, GuatemalaRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickFebruary 5, 2018Mexico, Guatemala, Border, Border crossingComment
Know before you go: A basic guide to Guatemala
Know before you go: A basic guide to Guatemala
GuatemalaRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickFebruary 1, 2018Planning, Health, GuatemalaComment
Viva México: Celebrating Independence Day in Mexico City
Viva México: Celebrating Independence Day in Mexico City
MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickJanuary 29, 2018Mexico, Mexico City, Celebrations, CultureComment
What we spent: December 2017
What we spent: December 2017
MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickJanuary 26, 2018Budget, San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexico, Mérida, YucatánComment
Our guide to Mexico City
Our guide to Mexico City
MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickJanuary 11, 2018Mexico, Mexico CityComment
Reflections: December 2017
Reflections: December 2017
Reflections, MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickJanuary 7, 2018San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexico, Oventik, Zapatistas, Merida, Progreso, Yucatán, Arcotete, ChristmasComment
Our guide to Oaxaca City
Our guide to Oaxaca City
MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickDecember 29, 2017Mexico, Oaxaca, Attractions, Culture, Day trip, Food, History, MarketsComment
Flavors of the world: Our favorite food spots in Oaxaca
Flavors of the world: Our favorite food spots in Oaxaca
MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickDecember 18, 2017Food, Oaxaca, MexicoComment
Crocodiles, monkeys, and lizards, oh my: A guide to Sumidero Canyon
Crocodiles, monkeys, and lizards, oh my: A guide to Sumidero Canyon
MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickDecember 16, 2017Chiapas, San Cristóbal de las Casas, Nature, Adventure, Day trip, Attractions, How to get there Comments
Chasing the sun: Camping at Hierve el Agua
Chasing the sun: Camping at Hierve el Agua
MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickDecember 10, 2017Mexico, Oaxaca, Adventure, Nature, Attractions, How to get thereComment
What we spent: November 2017
What we spent: November 2017
MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickDecember 9, 2017Budget, Oaxaca, San Cristóbal de las Casas, MexicoComment
Having a blast on a budget: How we're traveling through Latin America on less than $1,000 a month
Having a blast on a budget: How we're traveling through Latin America on less than $1,000 a month
Travel resourcesRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickDecember 8, 2017Planning, Budget, Money managementComment
Reflections: November 2017
Reflections: November 2017
Reflections, MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickDecember 6, 2017Mexico, San Cristóbal de las Casas, Sumidero Canyon, Oaxaca, Day of the Dead, ZipoliteComment
When the world crumbles: Living through two major earthquakes in Mexico
When the world crumbles: Living through two major earthquakes in Mexico
MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickDecember 2, 2017Mexico, Mexico City, Disaster, PlanningComment
Teotihuacán: The place where the gods were created
Teotihuacán: The place where the gods were created
MexicoRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickDecember 1, 2017Mexico, Mexico City, History, Culture, Day trip, RuinsComment
Staying plugged in: Managing your digital devices while traveling
Staying plugged in: Managing your digital devices while traveling
Travel resourcesRebecca Nieves-McGoldrickNovember 30, 2017Planning, Packing, electronics, communication, photography, security, Life on the roadComment
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And like that, it’s time to fly back to the US. When we hopped on the plane to Mexico, we honestly didn’t know how long or how far we’d make it. Patagonia was the goal, but the last time we were in Latin America together before thi
Bolivia might be landlocked, but looking out across Lake Titicaca could fool you into thinking this is the ocean. — In the late 19th century, Chile claimed the Atacama region in a land dispute with Bolivia. To this day, Bolivians are fighting f
In a world of our own. — When Jared and I said our vows, we promised each other a love as strong as the mountains, as wise as the forests, as free as the wind, and as passionate as the sea. In our commitment to one another, we voiced a shared v
Which direction? — In three weeks we fly back to the US, and it’s just starting to really hit us. We’re so excited to see our fur baby who’s been living with Rebecca’s parents, and we’re planning to spend our first
We interrupt our mountain feed for a cactus island in the middle of a sea of salt, since that feels more like the weather we’ve got right now in Buenos Aires. — This is Inkawasi, an island inhabited by cactus in the Salar de Uyuni, the wo

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