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Pepe Herrera is a good dentist and as such usually distracts me from dental discomfort by talking about subjects he knows I’ll find interesting.
Navajas is a tiny pueblito located 30 kilometers southwest of Guadalajara along the Circuito Metropolitano Sur highway linking Chapala-Guadalajara highway to Tala.
In my May 9 column, I sang the praises of “Stainless Steel Soap” as the world’s cheapest deodorant.
World Environment Day, June 5, was celebrated in various ways around Jalisco.
Last week archaeologist Francisco Sánchez showed me some ancient ruins at El Diente and casually mentioned yet more ruins at a place called San Agustín, just south of town.
El Diente, located five kilometers north of Guadalajara’s Ring Road, is a forest of giant monoliths, a favorite place for local rock climbers to hone their skills. Now comes the revelation that El Diente is also an important archaeological site.
Maru Toledo is author of at least 19 cookbooks, typically filled with fascinating anecdotes, interviews, and, of course, recipes, all reflecting aspects of Jalisco’s oral tradition, which is disappearing.
