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07-03-2007, 01:53 AM
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Location: London for the last 7 years and off to barcelona in a couple of months
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trip to Mexico
hello, i'm new in the forum and just finding out how it works! i'm off to mexico this summer in August and i know it's the hurricane period. Should i be put off by it. or are there place less risky. What are your tips. Also, what would you recommend as an itenary for about 2 weeks? Would like to do cultural stuff and also relax on the beach. Will also volunteer for the last 2 weeks of august. Maybe you have tips about that too! thanks!
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07-03-2007, 04:58 AM
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Location: Chicago
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Alaska's less risky for hurricanes but more so for earthquakes.
Parts of Mexico have little chance of being hit by a hurricane. Hurricanes are very survivable if you pay attention to the authorities and go where you're supposed to when you're supposed to. I've been through 3 in my life, all as a tourist, and while it can be uncomfortable, I'm still here with nothing more than a story to tell my friends. August in Mexico, especially the Carribean side, is hot.
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