So we barely arrived safely in Oaxaca due to crazy drivers in mountain passes almost running us off the road. After getting lost several times in Mexico City, we finally made it from Guadalajara to Oaxaca in about 15 hours. According to Mexico road service site this is only supposed to take 10 hours. We call a Mr. Bojangles on that! 1000 pesos later for tolls on roads, we arrived in Oaxaca. We had arranged a free room for about a week through a site called couchsurfing where international people host other international people. When we arrived to Oaxaca, We did what we do best...get lost...but then find ourselves again. We were in Oaxaca without a clue as to where to go. However, our Mexican guardian angel Tania ( a college student in Oaxaca) rode with us in our car to put us on the right path to find our hosts house.

Since that time we have gone fly fishing in the sierra norte mountains on a river called Rio Grande and a lake called lago encantada (enchanted lake). As well as some of the Mesoamericas early villages in Mitla and Yagula.
Sorry dedicated readers, but internet here is less than adequate so you will have to wait for more pictures and videos later.