Tuesday, April 5, 2016
Eiqu Miller has uploaded PLØKKER EN KO-LORT MED SHOTGUN!! : [ EiQUSA ] Ep1
Eiqu Miller has uploaded PLØKKER EN KO-LORT MED SHOTGUN!! : [ EiQUSA ] Ep1
Published on Apr 5, 2016
Little boys with BIG weapons !! It is with great pleasure that I give you the first section of my new series "EiQUSA" which I recorded in different places on my journey through America! In this episode we were out on our buddy Kevin's grandmother's farm, where he let us play with his arsenal on the field! it was so fun, and I was WILD! I make Danish subtitles to the video at a later time, but right now must enjoy the English, it should be to understand what is going on, and good for to learn a little English! I hope you enjoy this section as much as I have enjoyed making it! There are six sections in total in this series, and next time we have a trip to the Kids Choice Awards, which I hosted in Denmark!Øpøpøpøpøpøpøpøpøpøp instagram: @eiqumiller @timmbomiller @fittestonearth
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Monday, April 4, 2016
Spiritual Moment has uploaded 3 HOURS Native American Shamanic Music | Meditation Music for Shamanic Astral Projection
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Saturday, April 2, 2016
Daylight Savings Time begins April 3, 2016 in Mexico Clocks change for Daylight Savings Time The clocks will change in most regions of Mexico tomorrow, advancing one hour to mark the start of Daylight Savings Time. FULL STORY
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Clocks change for Daylight Savings TimeThe clocks will change in most regions of Mexicotomorrow, advancing one hour to mark the start of Daylight Savings Time.FULL STORY |
The clocks will change in most regions of Mexico tomorrow, advancing one hour to mark the start of Daylight Savings Time.
Officially, the change takes place at 2:00am tomorrow everywhere except Sonora and Quintana Roo, which do not make the change, and the 33 municipalities along the northern border, whose clocks changed in March.
Daylight Savings Time remains in effect until the last Sunday of October for most of the country. The northern municipalities revert to standard time on the first Sunday of November.
Mexico News Daily
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Friday, April 1, 2016
Sarasota Herald-Tribune Walking through Oaxaca Sarasota Herald-Tribune Last week, I visited my buddy Scott in Mexico. He's a geography professor who does field work around Oaxaca. He likes to travel by bus, by thumb and ...
Walking through Oaxaca
Last week, I visited my buddy Scott in Mexico. He's a geography professor who does field work around Oaxaca. He likes to travel by bus, by thumb and ...
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Walking through Oaxaca
/ Thursday, March 31, 2016
Longtime readers know that my outdoor travel plans usually involve mooching off family and friends.
It’s cheaper that way. And more fun. But mostly cheaper.
Last week, I visited my buddy Scott in Mexico. He’s a geography professor who does field work around Oaxaca. He likes to travel by bus, by thumb and by foot.
So we walked. We walked each morning and we walked each evening. We walked to the market, we walked through the sights and we walked everywhere in between.
We saw some amazing things, including the ancient ball court at Monte Alban, but the best view might have been just across the street from our hotel.
Pseudobombax?
They’re called “shaving brush trees” — Pseudobombax ellipticum — because their flowers sprout a ball of bright pink bristles.
Neither of these names quite capture the magic of these remarkable trees.
They drop their leaves during the dry season, so their huge branches are dark and stark, except for those freaky pink flowers that sometimes bloom for just a few hours.
One morning, I took photos of a tree full of pink blossoms. By mid-afternoon, nearly all of those flowers had fallen to the ground. Finally, at dusk, we stared at a tree pod until it suddenly popped into a pink ball.
Unbelievable — we actually cheered.
When we looked back, a few minutes later, dozens of blossoms appeared on branches hanging over the street.
‘Heuvos divorciados’
After covering spring training in Florida for the last month, I was hoping to catch a baseball game in Mexico. Our hotel was just two blocks from the home stadium of the Oaxaca Guerreros.
Unfortunately, we were a week early for Opening Day. Too bad.
Scott's wife Ella helped set the pace on day trips and night strolls through the city. We went to restaurants and tried mole and mezcal. We bought souvenirs and did the usual tourist things.
My wife Naomi came along to Mexico and did a lot of hiking. One day her iPhone said she walked more than 10 miles.
This is in Oaxaca, pronounced “Wah-ha-ka,” at an altitude of 5,000 feet, with temperatures that reached 95 degrees.
Her fuel came from breakfasts at a little cafe that served “Heuvos divorciados” — Divorced eggs. This dish offers a plate of fried tortillas and eggs covered with half green sauce and half red sauce.
Despite that name, we ate together, walked together and shared a fascination for a strange tree called the Pseudobombax ellipticum.
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