A few days ago I was in Tlachichuca, a tiny village in the middle of nowhere, Mexico. It happens to be the launching point for climbing Orizaba, which is the only reason tourists ever go there. But it did have a very clean, modern internet cafe centrally located, with 15 new machines running Vista. I am now in downtown Mexico City, the largest city in the world, and this internet access point has two (2) computers, running Windows98, and 14" CRTs. It takes SO long for the browzer to refresh that I can hardly stand it.

Anyway, today we climbed Aztec pyramids at Teotihuacan (sp?). Pictures imminent.