First order of the day was to find some breakfast. Being Sunday not so easy but my orange juice man was there and a little bakery was open so all was good. We had a walking orientation tour of the city. All of Mexico City is sinking as it was originally built on a series of lakes. Many buildings have quite a lean to them. Pilar took us to a market that was decorated by numerous Diego Rivera and other artist murals on the ceiling and walls. Not sure that the ...

Saturday in Mexico City and as is typical for Mexicans the day starts slowly. I have got my day sort of planned and the first stop is a juice stand in the street for a half litre of freshly squeezed orange juice for 80 cents. Next is the Revolution Monument, which is a tribute to the Mexican Revolution. When I arrive there it appears there is some sort of school paegent in process. Looks like lots of school bands standing in a massive rectangle, but not doing...

After an early start in Lima and an uneventful 6 hour flight I touched down in Mexico City late afternoon on Thursday. What a contrast to Lima. The airport was clean and efficient and the traffic was what you would regard as orderly. It seems they even obey the road rules here! And my hotel is so unIntrepid like. I had to pinch myself. Wandered out for dinner and found myself in Chinatown. A good feed and a cold beer hit the spot. And as I walked home in...