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After a whirlwind stop in L A, we jumped into the rental orlando rental cars car and set off for Phoenix, Arizona. Along the way we stopped at a university town for lunch called Winchester. We chose 'Dennys' because it has free Wifi. Dennys became our life line for the next couple of days while keeping in touch with different people. We had Dennys for Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and a dinner the next night. orlando rental cars Mum ordered the same thing for Breakfast, Lunch Dinner x2 - Fish and mashed potatoes, as she wasn't feeling too great after the plane flight and it was the only thing she knew she could handle......
We had a day to kill so we went to Walmart to buy a single mattress for me and a convection oven for Rich Channy, and us - seeing as we are staying with them for a month. Then with all our 'stuff' Ian had to drop us at the Tufesa bus station, drive the rental car back to the airport, then taxi back to the bus station.
On the Tufesa bus preparing for the 13 hour bus ride. The reclining seats were sooo comfy. We all had our own personal TV to watch, but all of the movies were in Spanish, orlando rental cars we watched them anyway. Well, mum and I did, Ian didn't have ear phones. orlando rental cars We bought snacks and stuff for the ride only to discover that the bus people supplied a bag of food and a bottle of water for the trip. Ian realised orlando rental cars as we pulled into Obregon that they supplied earplugs too, too late - we were there already. The ride was really good. I got some sleep (with the help of sleeping tablets).
We were helped to get all our stuff to the waiting area. We had to tip the guy, but we didn't have any Pesos, just American dollars. He took $5 off Ian, which we later found out he would have been over the moon, because $5US was about $50 pesos which would have fed a local for about a week. Lesson learned!!!