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| | South of the Border, Upside-Down Mexico Way | Outside Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) |
 | | The fire-eater, a backpacking New Zealander with an ornately pierced eyebrow, was swinging his blazing batons and shooting long flames from his mouth. |
 | | Rob and I had been driving Mexico's Ruta Maya, the Maya Route, which is part of a 1,500-mile string of highways and border crossings weaving through Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador. |
 | | We had started in the Yucatan, near Cancún's crowded oven of a beach, and were spinning south and west into country less explored by gringos: the state of Chiapas, home of the insurgent Zapatista rebels. |
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