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      <title>Migrating millions, Monarch mariposa - Michoacan, Mexico</title>
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        <description>&lt;p&gt;As we left Morelia, it quickly became evident that we were heading in just one direction - up. Destination: Zitacuaro at an altitude of around 2000m. The bus takes about 1.5 hours, but that&amp;rsquo;s largely due to it being a bus in the more traditional sense of the term, that is, it stopped at moreorless every lamppost on the way to pick up all and sundry. But at 100 pesos (about 4.5 quid), we weren&amp;rsquo;t complaining. Zitacuaro turned out to be a much condensed version of Mexico City - vibrant and active during the day with a seemingly neverending market - but at night there was little to do. Indeed, when we asked the owner of our hotel where we could get some good Mexican grub and maybe a few beers, we felt sure it was our dodgy Spanish that was indicating there were neither bars nor restaurants. As it turned out, there were no restaurants and only one bar, which, touted as a video bar, which was little more than a room with a TV in. Nevertheless, a few Coronas and a great deal of complimentary popcorn later, we were reasonably fulfilled.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
      
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