Cowboys and Indians

Yee Haa
Here we are in cowboy country, a walk down the main street greets us with cowboys dressed in big hats and pointy leather boots, big belt buckles and that is just the Mexican cowboys. And Wow the American cowboys accent and all are so cliched. Pick up trucks are huge. Indians also are walking the streets, not the bow and arrow type, the native Tamahumara
Once again we walked for ages, hiked to a waterfall, some 3 kms and at times it was tough because of the altitude, very alpine scenery.

We were on the local bus to Chihauhau and a cowboy jumped on the bus at the outskirts and held up our name, so he collected our luggage and hopped into his van and he took us to the hotel we were to stay at. Such service. We don't know how they even knew we were on the bus as we were supposed to be on the train and there are 2 bus companies and many buses a day. This is one of the more famous restaurants of Creel. All the locals use it for breakfast after a night on the tequila