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From: li51x@sdcc3.UUCP (li51x)
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Subject: Re: "Real" Mexican travel spots wanted
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Date: Sun, 17-Feb-85 21:15:15 EST
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TO: Prentiss Riddle:
What about San Miguel de Allend in Gto, about 4hrs N (by bus) of
Mexico City? It's a bit Palms-Springish (a Mexican version thereof),
but hospitable. As long as you avoid the American retirement
community, I think that you will find it a tolerant community of
international artists and students.

For more information, I adivse writing to either the Academia or the
Instituto schools.  They can tell you about their programs and about
the city and accommodations. The boarding houses and hotels seem to
fill up, but it is possible to find something in advance.

I noticed that quite a few people use the city and its Spanish
language teaching schools as a starting place for a grand tour of
Central America.

--Michelle