Mejor conocida como la Isla de las Golondrinas debido al regalo que les fue concedido a los mayas por la Diosa Ixchel al llevarle ofrendas aquí lels presento un recorrido de la Isla más grande de México.
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jueves, 31 de marzo de 2011
lunes, 14 de marzo de 2011
Don't say hello

I was sharing a hotel room with 3 friends when I was in Italy. It was a large vacation spot on the bay which had a lot of entwining lanes and people would often ride their bikes or golf cars around.
Me and my friends were following this "couple" - the girl was riding a bike with a basket and the guy was on a scooter (ha-ha!). Over the course of our stay, we periodically would say "hello" to them in foreign accents in which they would ignore us and take off. It was just the same now, us calling after them and them hurrying off in silence, when my friend called out "Hey, I have those shorts. Did you get them from Primark?"
No sooner did she say this than the girl, irritated now, started swerving and fell off her bike, rolling and skidding across the pavement awkwardly. Me and all my friends came to a sudden stop and, almost in unison, drew a great intake of shocked breath before bursting out in laughter.
We tried to bury our faces in the bundles of towels we were holding as we rushed by the crash site where the girl was untangling herself from the bike and the guy was fixing the basket back on. As we hurried past he death-glared us and said in what he thought to be a menacing tone "That'll teach you not to say hello!"
Once we rounded the corner, we fell to the floor and despite how inappropriate it was we started laughing hysterically.
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sábado, 5 de marzo de 2011
Cozumel Air Show 2011
MAYAir, the airline of southeastern Mexico, brings to the beautiful Mexican Caribbean the aerial show “Cozumel Air Show 2011″, which will take place on March 19th and 20th, 2011. A beautiful setting of tropical jungle and turquoise sea will be the framework for internationally renowned aerobatic pilots that will offer to the audience hours of great fun and pure adrenaline.
The series of skydiving and daring aerial routines will be complemented by motorcycle stunts and classic and modified car exhibitions. This is a unique event for the whole family that you can’t miss.
The guests are:
He started flying airplanes at the age of 16 and currently has an experience of over 24 thousand hours of flight time. Fred is a certificate pilot of commercial and cargo flights, seaplanes, multi-engine and instrument flights. In 1986 he founded in Florida the company Cabanas Aerobatics, and has been involved since then in international air shows. He specializes in high-speed acrobatics at low altitudes.
His interest in aviation began at an early age and by the time he was 16 years old he started to fly solo. Graduated as Aerospace Engineer, he has contributed in airplane design for the Cessna company. His first participation in an air show was in 1998 and since then he has performed stunts in several airplanes. He specializes in shows using the MX2, a next-generation airplane that allows him to do risky maneuvers at speeds exceeding 250 m/h.
Carlos Dardano
He got his license as private pilot at the age of 16 in his homeland El Salvador, and continued his aviation training in theUnited States. He began his career as commercial pilot in 1981 and in 2000 he received the certification as pilot in air shows. He is currently Director of the TACA airline and teaches skydiving and aerobatics at his own school in El Salvador.
Luisa Romero
Born in Mexico City, she is the only woman in the country dedicated to aerobatics since 1992, the year in which she received her license from the Pilots College of Mexico. With experience of over 15 years, she has been internationally honored for her ability to command airplanes for exhibitionflights.
This talented team of airmen has been involved in exhibitionflights since 1990. It is composed by the pilots Bill Gordon and Billy Segalla, who specialize in synchronized formation flights and they have participated in over 800 performances until now.
Join us on March 19th and 20th, 2011 in the Captain Eduardo Toledo Aerodrome in Cozumel. See you there! Free admission.
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