On the second day, we went on a 4-wheeler ride.
After we got to the 4-wheeler place, we decided to use the bathroom just before we left. It was pretty nasty.
Scary bathroom.
We rode through the streets for awhile, through lots of neighborhoods, and then up the mountain. At the top was this spring. Dave followed some other people and jumped in. It made me really nervous, because it you don't aim just right, you land on rocks. He made it, though.
Mexicans love their tequilla. On the ride up the mountain, our tour guide stopped at a tequilla plant. They offered us a free sample, but we chose a soda instead.
Dave on the ATV. I rode on behind him. It was cheaper that way, and I was glad that I wasn't the one driving through the streets of the city. It was crazy.
This was our tour guide. His name was David. He is from Texas, but he only works in the states for a little while to earn some money, then he comes to Mexico and does easy jobs so he can get drunk and not have to work much. He told us that. He lives at the shop we got the 4-wheelers from and uses that nasty bathroom.
This is a resturant we stopped at on the way down the mountain. It was right by a river, and it was very pretty. David gets free food for bringing customers there. That's how he gets a lot of his food. He definately lives a different lifestyle than we do.
On the rock is an iguana. We saw two of them on our ride down the mountain.
This is a tunnel in the mountain we rode through. It was pretty long, and the carbon monoxide was pretty strong in there. It was totally legal to ride down the highways on 4-wheelers there.
After we got to the 4-wheeler place, we decided to use the bathroom just before we left. It was pretty nasty.
Scary bathroom.
We rode through the streets for awhile, through lots of neighborhoods, and then up the mountain. At the top was this spring. Dave followed some other people and jumped in. It made me really nervous, because it you don't aim just right, you land on rocks. He made it, though. 
Mexicans love their tequilla. On the ride up the mountain, our tour guide stopped at a tequilla plant. They offered us a free sample, but we chose a soda instead.
Dave on the ATV. I rode on behind him. It was cheaper that way, and I was glad that I wasn't the one driving through the streets of the city. It was crazy.
This was our tour guide. His name was David. He is from Texas, but he only works in the states for a little while to earn some money, then he comes to Mexico and does easy jobs so he can get drunk and not have to work much. He told us that. He lives at the shop we got the 4-wheelers from and uses that nasty bathroom.
This is a resturant we stopped at on the way down the mountain. It was right by a river, and it was very pretty. David gets free food for bringing customers there. That's how he gets a lot of his food. He definately lives a different lifestyle than we do.
On the rock is an iguana. We saw two of them on our ride down the mountain.
This is a tunnel in the mountain we rode through. It was pretty long, and the carbon monoxide was pretty strong in there. It was totally legal to ride down the highways on 4-wheelers there.
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Sounds like you were living on the edge, there. But, it's probably a great way to see the area.
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