Leaving Acapulco behind us was a great thing...really couldnt stand this busy town!

Well...we didnt get very far..there suddnly a sign started blinking which said that something was wrong with the battery...juhuuu! We were in the middle of nowhere with a broken car!
At the next petrolstation we asked (a lady) if she could help us which she couldnt..she sent us to the nearest automech around the corner...hmm looked very hopefull...he had a closer look and said that it was an electric problem and he couldnt help us...there is a carelectricer a min down the street he told us and we drove feather...and what a surprise...there was one! But our hope really became lower and lower...my dad went in to ask and what he saw made him laughing...a guy sitting behind a desk having his cigarett in his ear!!!!:D that was a picture!
Well he found the problem but he couldnt mend it...so we drove off not knowing if the car is gonna make it!

A few houers later we arrived in Taxco...my favourite place in Mexico! Girls Paradise!!!
We even found the car park i knew from my first 2 visits!

Trough the market we came to the Zocalo. We found a lovely little restaurant with a grat view over the live of Taxco!
Watching all the little Cars driving trought the streets was kinda sweet:P!

After doing some shopping (surching something for my bros girlsfriend:P) we went along and drove the last bit to Toluca...the near it came the more nervouse i became! Finally home, i tought!
The hole year over i was wondering if the Girls will remember me or not, and now it was only a few minutes away!

But first we had to get trought Toluca town...ooohhh dear what a mess! Since i dont drive and never did i hardly couldnt remember the way through this messy place...take that road, left, no right, uuäää carefull..noo wrong way, hang on i remember that Wal Mart..ahh no was the wrong one! Haha...! ohh man that was too funny and scary somehow!
After finally finding the way out of Toluca the next question came up and i tryed to remember: which Retorno do we have to take???...hmmm...well in the end we took the wrong one but we crossed the road without an accident:D!...And there we where...Golf Resort Los Encinos Lerma! Home...all looked so familiar!

Taxco was small town I hadn't heard of before, but my friend assured me it would be nice.  He was right.  The bus ride over was long, but the view coming into town was beautiful.  Apparently this was/is a silver mining town, and they had all kinds of great jewelry for sale at a good price.  After being dropped off we wandered around looking for the cheapest place to stay that wasn't trashy and found one near the huge church in the middle of town. 

Not having any idea what was here, we decided to wander around.  We spent the first day perusing the market, playing guitar in the town square, and having some drinks with a few locals we met.  Then the next day we enjoyed a delicious breakfast and wandered up the hill.  From the center of town, near the huge chuch, you can see a small Christ statue.  It's similar to the one in Rio, except way smaller, and not nearly as much of a hassle to get to.  It looked rather close so we took off assuming it would only take a short while.  Well we were completely wrong, and since there were no signs, it took us the better part of the afternoon.  We made it pretty close without any help, but finally came to a dead end.  That's when we stumbled upon a group of 4 guys boozing it up.  After a friendly hello and a small chat the guy took us the rest of the way.  He cut through some dirt soccer fields and broken down schools (no wonder we couldn't get there), but finally we made it to the top.  The view from the statue was amazing.  The town is heaviliy populated, and sprawled out across this valley.  We spent quite a while relaxing until the sun started to set.  Then we quickly tried to retrace our steps and get back into town.  After a couple failed attempts we hitched into town and relaxed in the town square once again.  Next stop, Oaxaca!