There's digging and then there's super digging. This food and then there's baker's super-foods.

And then there's baker's super foods. Made with selected natural ingredients and tasty chicken.

The food. And then there's Baker Super Foods. I got my bags packed on a roll heading out there and I'm ready to go looking real good

in my passport photo.

Amateur Traveler episode 301. Today the amateur traveler talks about trains and

canyons and photography as we go to Chihuahua, Mexico.

I got the city one more cafe.

I know that I should be heading home

but maybe not, maybe not to the amateur traveler. I'm your host Chris Christensen.

Before we get into this week's episode I do have two news stories for you.

The students in St Mary's College in Maryland that ran out of

dormitory space, some of them will be staying on a cruise ship. They're

recycling an out-of-service coastal cruise vessel, the 301 passenger sea voyage.

It's a great story about doing something new with something old.

Speaking of something old, Ryanair scared some of their customers recently when it looked like they were

repairing the windscreen in one of their aircrafts with what looked like duct tape or

gaffer tape. It is a dark side, it has a light side, and it holds the universe together.

For links to both those stories check out the show notes at amateur traveler.com.

I'd like to welcome back to the show Ralph Velasco, photographer and friend who's come to

talk to us about a lesser visited portion of Mexico, at least lesser visited by Americans.

Ralph, welcome back to the show.

Thanks, Chris. Great to be here again.

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