My daughter tells me her favorite boy band (Jonas Brothers) has a song called “Hold On“. I snapped the first pic on the highway to Ciudad Vieja, at about 90 km/hr. The second one was when we got into town.
I backed off after taking this; at 90km/hr I wouldn't have time to swerve.
I didn't realize until seeing this pic that they were all trying to cover their faces.
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2 Comments
December 23rd, 2009 at 1:21 am
What about the ayudantes on the buses? Cirque de Soleil could take some lessons from them.
December 23rd, 2009 at 2:41 pm
Not just the ayudantes! I never did this in Guatemala, but I lived in Mexico City and would sometimes have to take the bus home from work at rush hour. Sometimes they were so crowded I would have to literally hang off the bus.