i hear there are donkeys in tiajuana
There are millions of donkeys in Mexico.
When I was in Mexico, I bought two donkeys and rode them, about six weeks into the mountainous terrain, west of Durango, all the way to the coast. It hurt like hell! I needed only one, but I also carried our survival gear, so the other one was loaded, although lighter than the one that carried me. I switched out each day. I really felt bad riding them, even though they outweighed me by a good bit. I often got off and walked uphill next to them, when they started to pant.
I was with a native guide and his son, who had plenty of donkeys between them, on a fishing trip and had a blast, but when it was over, I tried to give them the donkeys and the building I had bought to store my car. They would accept the building, no moral issue there, but they would not accept the donkeys. The donkeys had real value and they had to gather the family resources to"buy them" from me. I had paid three hundred dollars for the building and one hundred apiece for the two donkeys. They gave me eighty for both donkeys and accepted the building as a pilon.
I had had the time of my life, sleeping under a black sky for over a month, with zillions of nighttime stars visible, eating from the river and the desert plants. Growing up in a light-polluted area, I had only rarely seen a black sky, at night.
