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🎧 OCEAN WAVE SOUNDS FOR SLEEP 10 HOURS S1 • E2 😴🌊🌩️ Ocean Sounds & Thunderstorm 10 Hours Black Screen - Rain on Wood
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Chris Knight February 22 · Edited · Puesta de sol - Roca blanca — at Zipolite. Chris Knight is at Zipolite. February 22 at 8:21 PM · San Pedro Pochutla, Mexico · I'm back in Wisconsin now from a few weeks in Mexico... I hope you've enjoyed my photo sharing from this trip as I enjoyed capturing the beauty of Playa Zipolite in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico... 📷Camera's used on this trip: Sony a7RIII (as I was too chicken to bring my Sony a7RIV into this 100% humidity salt air) with only two lenses (16-35mm f/2.8 and 70-200mm f/2.😎, couple of iPhone XS Max's (one of which survived in-tact and the other... needs some love), and a DJI Mavic 2 Pro with Polar Pro NDP's.
Xana Iba' Zipolite January 23 Así se mira el atardecer, en la habitación Viento Divino de la Aldea Xana Iba' Zipolite!!!🏝🏝🏝
Así se mira el atardecer, en la habitación Viento Divino de la Aldea Xana Iba' Zipolite!!!🏝🏝🏝
Wednesday, February 26, 2020
Ringo & His All-Starr Band to give October concert The will perform at the National Auditorium in Mexico City on October 20. FULL STORY
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Ringo & His All-Starr Band to give October concertThe will perform at the National Auditorium in Mexico City on October 20. FULL STORY |
Fireflies, grasshoppers at upcoming edible insects fest Beetles, crickets, winged ants and other bugs may not be your idea of tasty snacks but experts say they could stave off an impending world food crisis. A community garden in Mexico City will host a festival to celebrate that very notion. FULL STORY
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Fireflies, grasshoppers at upcoming edible insects festBeetles, crickets, winged ants and other bugs may not be your idea of tasty snacks but experts say they could stave off an impending world food crisis. A community garden in Mexico City will host a festival to celebrate that very notion. FULL STORY |
Tuck into some bugs in Mexico City.Fireflies, grasshoppers among fare at upcoming edible insects fest
Spider tacos and gorditas made with agave worms are among the pre-Hispanic recipes on offer
Beetles, crickets, winged ants and other bugs may not be your idea of tasty snacks but experts say they could stave off an impending world food crisis. A community garden in Mexico City will host a festival to celebrate that very notion.
According to the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), overpopulation, water scarcity and deforestation are driving the world toward a global crisis and insects may be the only way out.
Although for many in the western world entomophagy — the practice of eating insects — is a stomach-churning idea, indigenous people in Mexico have included bugs in their culinary traditions for millennia. Most species are very high in protein as well as fatty acids and vitamins A, D and E.
Those who need to catch up will find the perfect introduction to the practice at the 2020 Festival of Edible Insects at Huerto Roma Verde, a community garden in Mexico City’s trendy Roma Sur neighborhood.
Chefs at the event will offer a wide variety of recipes inspired by pre-Hispanic kitchens, using such creepy-crawly ingredients as fireflies, worms, grasshoppers, scorpions, ant eggs, stinkbugs, tarantulas and more.
They will be served up in tacos, gorditas, sopes, tlayudas, and other tortilla-based Mexican favorites, and even in drinks like chocolate and pulque, a fermented drink made from the sap of the agave plant.
Don’t worry if you have no idea what to order. Chefs will be there to help offer suggestions like tlayudas (oversized quesadillas from Oaxaca) made with beetles called copoaches, scorpion tacos, salsas made with flying ants called chicatanas and fritters called buñuelos made with ground-up grasshoppers.
Other don’t-miss dishes include snail ceviche, spider tacos, gorditas made with agave worms, ant eggs called escamoles flavored with a piquant herb called epazote and, of course, chapulines, or fried grasshoppers.
The festival will be held at Huerto Roma Verde on March 13-15 from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. each day. Admission is just 10 pesos (US $0.50).
Source: MX City Guía Insider (sp)
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landscape #nature #sea #skyporn #vacation #nofilter #zipolite #playadelamor | Khanaid Mystalk Khanaid - @khanaid | La encueracion! #landscape #nature #sea #skyporn #vacation #nofilter #zipolite #playadelamor - Mystalk.
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Barbara Brock 1 hr This man is a hero… MY hero, he saves lives every day, including mine. I can never thank him enough. Thank you Augila.... This man is a hero ... MY hero, saves lives every day, including mine. I can never thank you enough. Thanks Augila ..
This man is a hero… MY hero, he saves lives every day, including mine. I can never thank him enough.
Thank you Augila....
Thank you Augila....
This man is a hero ... MY hero, saves lives every day, including mine. I can never thank you enough.
Thanks Augila ..
Thanks Augila ..
Tuesday, February 25, 2020
Monday, February 24, 2020
Zipolite, escenario de bodas El Imparcial de Oaxaca Éste destino de playa es ya un lugar emergente utilizado como escenario natural para celebrar bodas bajo el régimen civil, «hemos estado alejados ...
| Zipolite, escenario de bodas
Éste destino de playa es ya un lugar emergente utilizado como escenario natural para celebrar bodas bajo el régimen civil, «hemos estado alejados ...
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Over 1,000 join Playa del Carmen protest over beach access As many as 1,200 people gathered outside a beach club in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, on Sunday to protest the infringement of citizens’ access to the country’s beaches.
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Over 1,000 join Playa del Carmen protest over beach accessAs many as 1,200 people gathered outside a beach club in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, on Sunday to protest the infringement of citizens’ access to the country’s beaches. FULL STORY |
Over 1,000 join Playa del Carmen protest over beach access
'We came today to tell them that these beautiful places also belong to us'
As many as 1,200 people gathered outside a beach club in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, on Sunday to protest the infringement of citizens’ access to the country’s beaches.
The protest was held in response to last week’s arrest of a couple who had refused to buy food and drinks from Mamita’s Beach Club. The club’s management claim its staff called police because the couple was occupying a service route on the beach.
Users on social media organized the picnic/protest after a video of the couple’s arrest went viral. Azeneth Marín can be seen in the video crying and telling officers of the tourist police that they are hurting her.
Attendees of Sunday’s protest occupied the space in front of Mamita’s Beach Club and even used the establishment’s beach chairs and parasols.
“Grab what you want. Today it’s all free,” shouted men who had come to the protest.
Local and foreign residents alike gathered to make the statement that Mexico’s beaches are open to the public and access to them cannot be controlled by private businesses.
“I was born and raised here. My family has also been run off this beach,” said Martha Enríquez, 60, who came from the neighboring town of Puerto Morelos to join the demonstration.
“We came today to tell them that these beautiful places also belong to us, to our children and our grandchildren,” she said.
Others spoke of similar incidents that have occurred elsewhere on Mexico’s Caribbean coast, in places like Puerto Aventuras, Akumal and Puerto Morelos.
Mamita’s Beach Club released a public apology after the arrest of Azeneth Marín and her boyfriend on February 16, and was even reported to have provided free fruit and water to Sunday’s partying protesters.
The online condemnation of the actions taken by the club and police prompted an official apology from the municipal government of Solidaridad, in which Playa del Carmen is located. Mayor Laura Beristain Navarrete publicly apologized to the couple last Wednesday.
Article 8 of the Mexican constitution states that access to the country’s beaches cannot be inhibited, restricted, obstructed or controlled by a private or government entity, save for conservation or military purposes.
Sources: El Universal (sp), Sipse (sp)
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