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The narrow streets of San Miguel offer so much history it's hard to take it all in.  We went on a tour bus ride around the city, which offered some gorgeous views.  With it's typical mexican plaza, surrounded by shops, mostly tourist orientated, and cafes/restaurants - one served a delicious green sauce enchilades dish, which once back home I tried in a Mexican restaurant, I know it was a long shot and I was right, it tasted absolutely different, infact it didn't even taste nic...

I flew to Comala, Colima, Mexico to meet my husbands family. It was after the earthquake. Although there was extensive damage the church was being renovated and the town was friendly and beautiful. The streets were lined with cobblestone and small little ranches and homes everywhere. They have lots of land and a ranch, everyone owns a store, even a tortilla factory. The people are friendly and you have to try the ponche. The trees are all tropical and there are fruits you have never seen.