Across a big river and up a big mountain; The tale of La Ruta de la Independencia Part 2
Whatever relief we felt for crossing the river soon ended, as we realized that we had to drive 3 or 4 hours in the dark and under a heavy downpour to get to Temoris, were we decided to spend the night.
But first, Chinipas, the forgotten, middle of nowhere, last century mining Mecca.
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For a while there where the not so menacing little clouds.
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And all smiles and even a rainbow shot.
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But then, the smiles disappeared. Beautiful and scary, my best two words to describe the drive up to Temoris.
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The next day at Temoris, accounting the damages. And educating the rear fenders not to mess with my new tires.
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Another day at the wheel, on route to Cuiteco.
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Next, the nice road ...
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