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...........FESTIVALS AND EVENTS.............
| | | | January, 2011
| |  Late January
International Festival of Migratory Birds - Birdwatching
San Blas, Nayarit
Daily trips to birdwatching areas such as Singayta, an excursion to Isla Isabel and nightly cultural events in the plaza.
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| | February, 2011
| | February 3 - Annual
San Blas Day - Cultural
San Blas, Nayarit
Fireworks, traditions, and a boat ride to the Rock of the Virgen. |
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Mexican Slang |
dios medianteexpressionMeaning: God willing Example: Nos vemos este verano, dios mediante. We’ll see each other this summer, God willing.)
More Mexican Slang
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Articles
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10 Ways.... By Jane Onstott
Top 10 ways to know you’ve been vacationing
in Puerto Vallarta too long
........moreColima, Anatomy of an Earthquake By Jane Onstott
As in a nightmare, buildings on both sides of the street shuddered and swayed before cracking in half or collapsing in piles.
........moreTravel Green By Jane Onstott
It’s pretty easy to recycle and think green when you’re at home and in your own routine; it’s a bit more challenging when you’re on the road
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