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The Swiss delegation and a bus of international fellows were travelling from Mexico City towards south ending up in Tulum.
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The Swiss delegation and a bus of international fellows were travelling from Mexico City towards south ending up in Tulum. |
 | Jungle trip in Palenque: Hot and wet... |
 | ...but marvellouse colors, plants, animals. Just unbelievable for Swiss Alpöhis. |
 | A panorama view of the palenque ruins. They were found around 1800 nearly by accident. Some expeditions stumbled over a couple of stones in the jungle. Digging around they found a big and in earlier days important Maya site. The buildings in Palenque had the first self-carring stone roofs of whole America. This is one of the reasons why the Mayas are seen as a very high developed culture. |
 | Tired of the bathing in Aqua Azul? |
 | Our big sand-toilet with two Maya-pyramids in front. This has a double meaning: First it makes you more happy to go to the toilet because you can walk in between of two pyramids and therefore feel very important. Second it gives you a rather save and comfortable feeling sitting on the toilet because you are protected by two pyramids. And please blame Fiffan for this toilet-philosophy ;-) |
 | Nice look inside the tent. The sand just blew through even when everything was closed. Well, one disadvantage of our famouse beach campsite. |
 | Well, if you find me a more beautiful camp site...? |
 | Hang loose... |
 | Hang loose 2... |
 | This was my view when I got up in the morning... |
 | We also had a "ugly" day at the beach, if you can call this bad weather. I would rather call it nice conditions because you did not boil yourself walking around. |
 | Last but not least: The result of four weeks travelling... |
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This page was created by Stefan Rufer
Moot 2000 - CH-Delegation and Bus 152/stefan.rufer@gmx.ch created with ImajeJen at 01.09.00 00:13 |
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