Have You ever traveled to Mexico?

I've been to the bordertowns on several occasions and down to the end of the Baja Peninsula once. However, the most extensively I've been through Mexico was on a road-trip with my folks, aunt, and uncle when I was 13 1/2 (between seventh and eighth grades) back in the summer of 1966. It was wonderful! Not only did we visit several of the well-known places but we also got to experience traveling through the countryside and into small villages and towns where the average tourist doesn't go. One advantage we had was that Aunt Marce was a Tex-Mex. Her parents were from Mexico, but they came over to El Paso to visit relatives when she was about to be born so that she would be born an American Citizen--and, on January 30, 1920, she was! She spoke very fluent Spanish, so she served as our translator. I loved flirting with the various native sons--and fell really hard for one of them: a 17 year old Acapulco cliff-diver named Ignacio Sanchez. Here's our story... http://www.epinions.com/content_3297616004 Would you believe that--here in his latter-middle-fifties--he still dives occasionally!?!

I go to Mexico at least once a year. My husband is from there and we go to visit his family. It is a small town and not much to see but it is peaceful and from every side the background is mountains. I would love to go to one of the well known vacation spots, such as Cancun but hubby is more happy being able to just go home.

No, I have never traveled to Mexico, but it sounds like great fun. What was it like swimming through caves? Did you get pictures?

Wow sounds like alot of fun. I've only been to Tijuana, Mexico. I don't really remember that much of it. I've always wanted to go to Cabo San Lucas. I hear it is really nice.

I went to Mexico a couple of years ago, but it wasn't a tourist town. It was more like, the "real" Mexico. Into small villages, things like that..for a mission trip.