[ Official Mexico Guide ] Your Passport to Mexico Travel, Culture, History, and Mexican Food: Recent Comments

Comment on Magic Towns (Pueblos Mágicos)

Rosana at mexico-with-heart.com — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 19:35:16 GMT

I immediately looked to see if Bernal was on the list, under Queretaro. It was, and that gives the list more credibility to me, as it is one of the most magical places I have ever lived.

My husband and I loved the beautiful pena, the steep rock outcropping above the town. Rock climbers ascend it, and we heard a lot from the locals about the magical energies it exuded. (There are some pages on my website about it. Not the blog, it was before I started blogging.)

Comment on Your Comments Are Welcome

Craig — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 07:55:56 GMT

Thanks for the mention and good luck with your site re-design. Please email us when it's done.

Comment on San Miguel Video

LouCeballos — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 09:43:56 GMT

Thanks Craig for your great comments. Actually you read my mind, all of the changes you suggested i'll be adding them ASAP. Thank you and my contact email by the way is officialmexicoguide@gmail.com

Lou

Comment on San Miguel Video

Craig — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 04:18:33 GMT

Hi,

I just downloaded your podcasts and had a look around the site. Can I offer a few suggestions?

I can't see a contact form or email address anywhere, so I'm writing this as a comment. Please consider adding one.

It would be good to have a link to the home page near the top of the page. As it is I need to use the browser's address bar to go there.

I subscribed, but found it tricky. There are too many options. Add a big "subscribe" button near the top of the page - one for iTunes too.

And please add your videos into the podcast feed. Most podcatchers allow this and those that don't will simply skip over the videos.

You're building a good site here and I really like the podcasts. I hope this helps you retain some traffic and some listeners :)

Comment on Best Food Rankings and Mexico

Craig — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 04:12:34 GMT

I didn't like Italian food until eating it in Italy. No matter who you get your Italian from it's infinitely better in its homeland!

I don't remember any good food from the States: lots of food and lots of sugar, but I really like to taste flavour in every ingredient and I found my food hidden by sauces and dressings. Admittedly the selection was immense.

I'm heading to Spain in a few months, so you've inspired me there :) and Mexico? Give me three or four years to make it.