After spending two months in San Cristobal and exploring the majority of Chiapas , we really wanted to share some of the highlights.

We spent several months in Chiapas, Mexico. While there, I was able to speak with a Zapatista historian named Anna about the history of the Zapatistas, how they were born, and where they are now.

After our excursions to the Guatemala border and Lagos Montebello, we headed to Mexico's largest waterfalls, El Chiflon. It's definitely worth a 2.5-hour drive from San Cristobal should you ever make there.

While on our way to Chiapas, we stopped off in Acapulco to take part in the annual Conference Anarchapulco. I had the pleasure of interviewing Curtis Stone of http://FreedomFarmers.com

Curtis Stone is an internationally recognized industry leader in small-scale farming, regenerative agriculture, and self-reliance. His book The Urban Farmer (2016) is a standard material used by market gardeners and homesteaders around the world. Curtis is a co-creator of freedomfarmers.com, a platform and community dedicated to self-reliance that teaches people how to get on the land and everything from there. He lives off-grid with his wife and children in southern British Columbia, Canada.

After more than 2 weeks on the road and 13 days in Acapulco after #hurricaneotis it's time to return to the United States.

Jason and I took a ride down the largest portion of the Costera in Acapulco after hurricane Otis and this is what we saw. #acapulco #hurricaneotis #mexico #anarchapulco

Upon arriving in Acapulco, Jason and I jump into action with the assistance of the Marsh Children's Home in Bonfil.

On day I rode through Diamante and the Acapulco bay Costera as well as through the mountain pass into some of the other Barrios.

https://hurricaneotisrecovery.com/

#HurricaneOtis #Acapulco #Mexico #HurricaneOtisRecovery #Anarchapulco

Just when I thought the hardest part of the job would be driving from Austin to Acapulco on my motorcycle, I quickly realized crossing the Acapulcolypse would be no easy task.

Upon learning of the Hurricane Otis devastation,I immediately loaded up the Super Tenere and hit the road to Acapulco to help out my long-time friends and many strangers in the area.