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Probably, it was better (Reply to this comment)
by Stephen_Murray
in Aztec times...
And perhaps it is less of an open sewer with flowers and boats than it was during the latter quarter of the previous century? I perhaps missed anything about the water quality (and stench)?
My would-be urbane Mexico City friends would not be caught there.
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Dec 28 '04
6:18 pm PST
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Re: Probably, it was better (Reply to this comment)
by mrkstvns,  in Hotels & Travel
Yeah, I know, you probably won't be seeing Carlos Slim and Vicente Fox quaffing brewskis on those punts....but for Jose Everyman, it is definitely Sunday afternoon in el capital!
Thanks for reading!
Mark
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Dec 28 '04
7:56 pm PST
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Hey Mark (Reply to this comment)
by ifif1938
I just wanted to wish you a happy New Year and happy, safe travels in the new year as well..
Cheers
Barbara
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Dec 28 '04
8:21 pm PST
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You said... (Reply to this comment)
by Mom2TyZick
"Xochimilco is just one panel in the enormous quilt that comprises the world's largest city."
What a beautiful way to describe it. Loved the review on a place I didn't even know existed.
Suzanne
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Dec 28 '04
8:29 pm PST
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Brought back memories (Reply to this comment)
by grandgram
We visited this place when I took 36 Girl Scouts on our trip to Mexico. The girls loved it, all the action of boats coming up to sell merchandise and the colorful displays. A great place to visit as we were a tour group and had guides to help us. Great memories.
Letta
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Dec 29 '04
7:41 am PST
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