Cars with megaphones or speakers on their roofs were a common sight (and sound) in towns across Mexico. They blasted advertising in the streets from a tape loop.

Eric's favourite strange sight. Karate insecticide!

And of course right next to it there was the competing "Ambush" brand of insecticide, also with a nice logo.

Some sidewalks in Mexico were pretty small... with barely enough room to tiptoe along it.

In a handful of towns, we noticed the Mexicans really liked stylized bushes -- they were trimmed to perfection to make all sorts of shapes.

"Adults are not allowed to play on children's playground." I guess that's one big kid there.

Best dog outfit I saw yet!

They're still selling typewriters in Mexico!!

A whole store dedicated to tarps -- wow, so much selection, we almost bought one for home. Hehe, just kidding.

For long journeys, a second bus driver sleeps in this little compartment next to the luggage storage area. I wonder how cosy it is in there?

These mexicans evidently have something to hide.

Corsets are all the rage across Mexico and they have complete stores dedicated to just these alone!!

A playground island on water -- wow, let's just hope it's not too deep around the edges.

Bimbo - One of the top bread & bakery products brands in Mexico. They should have done a little research in other languages -- they could never take it to Canada!

I had never seen a taxi on sale in a car dealership!

In the entrance for a museum at an ancient ruin, we saw this funny sign. "No food, no pets, no bow and arrows,..." so I had to leave mine at the front.

This funny place in Cozumel had some good classic signs: "Broken English spoken perfectly!" and "Cheaper than Wal-Mart!"

Yikes! A tequila gun --- bottle of tequila shaped as a gun. I wonder which end do you drink from? Actually, I'd rather not know.