
But, on the way out of La Venta we stopped to take a couple of last pictures. There are taxis in La Venta, just like every other burg in Mexico. But, there are also rickshaws, just like Thailand. . . I think. The closest we have been to Thailand is Yoshida brand marinade, which I think is some kind of Japanese teriyaki sauce.

This driver is taking a break in front of the La Venta pyramid. It is the most famous of the Olmeca sites. There were I don´t know how many tens of thousands of people living there, but the excavated area is over 500 acres.

Then, there was the Mormon truck. It is owned by the guy who runs the El Mormon convenience store. They don't sell beer and are closed on Sunday.
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