May 12, 2013
Coping With the Volcano: Popocatépetl Safety Tips
Popocatépetl has been blowing a lot of smoke lately. The active volcano sent so much ash, steam, and glowing bits of lava into the air — sometimes more than a mile above its crater — this past week that it looked like it had snowed in the Puebla capital. Wayward ashes were reported Read More »
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Where Is Puebla — and
Why Should I Visit?The city of Puebla is the capital of the state of the same name, located about 75 miles southeast of Mexico City. It’s best...
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Who Writes This Stuff
Rebecca Smith Hurd is an American writer, editor, foodie, and world traveler. She arrived in Puebla, Mexico, in August 2007 to study Spanish, fell...