gopbroek
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Got to see a nurse shark going to town at something buried at the base of a sponge last week. It was impressive, the debris exploded in a cloud, not much after the event.
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Back in January on a dive with 3P's we came across a nurse shark nosing around a sponge. I filmed for a little while but there was a guy behind me with a camera so I let loose so he could get a shot. When I turned back around I saw a huge cloud of debris too, I guess he got what he was looking for.Got to see a nurse shark going to town at something buried at the base of a sponge last week. It was impressive, the debris exploded in a cloud, not much after the event.
I just came across a new one I have to try on my next visit that is a bit of a hike but like everything I've read and seen about it for a back-street, cheap, great authentic Mexican establishment crammed full of locals - Chilangos Huaraches for real Huartanches.
Huarache (food) - WikipediaWhat are Huaraches? When I google it, I get shoe ads or an urban dictionary definition of "loose women".
These look really yummy. Can you make them?
Give me a month. I'll have to try them first.These look really yummy. Can you make them?
It is also a word for sandals (foot wear).
It is also a word for sandals (foot wear).
Ropa vieja is Cuban, or maybe Cuban American, in origin. There is a place in Cozumel that does it pretty well.Food in Mexico/Central America cracks me up. I had a dish in Panama that translated to "Meat old clothes" (Carne ropa vieja). It tasted much better than old clothes. Now, it's food associated with shoes.
The Urban Dictionary cracks me up more, though. Urban Dictionary: huaraches