A Trip To Mexico Research Paper

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When I went to Mexico it was a great experience. From the ride to my destination, it was beautiful looking out side of the window. It was nice going somewhere I don't know nothing about. Is was cool for me because i got to see where my mom and dad were raised in the same city. This shows me that you can have a different future from place you live. Mexico is a great place to go to vacation has great food and great places to go to.

Ameca is the city that my parents were born in. Ameca is great city it has a lot of business. In ameca some time the road is rocks and brick but most of the time it is a concrete. You can do a lot of thing when you are in ameca different food and more. If you are hot you can take a break and go to get ice cream

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