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Please express the carbon footprint numerically using mangos trees as the unit of measure.
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I think if you plant 4 trees it would be OK to fly...
" A Mango tree can absorb as much as 48 pounds of carbon dioxide per year and can sequester 1 ton of carbon dioxide by the time it reaches 40 years old. That's about 22 kg / yr or 455 kg / lifetime for the Imperial-challenged. The calculator assumes greenhouse gas emissions of ¼ [metric] tonne CO2 equivalent per hour flying"
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I just realized that she said "share your tips."
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Fly with them. Then, buy your tickets from Tijuana to Cancun online which will probably save you some money.
Use the Cross Border terminal to access the Tijuana airport directly from the US side. Just google "CBX".
Once you have the airline tickets, fill out the Mexican VISA online, and buy your CBX ticket for crossing.
Yes, it's a toll bridge but worth every penny.
Finally, find a place in SD where you can park your car for free and then Uber or Lyft to the CBX as parking there is pricey.
Que tengas un buen viaje!
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If you are not in any real hurry and can stay for awhile, I say drive. There are some really beautiful places in Mexico and the people are great. I spent 6 weeks down there a few years back and would recommend the road trip only to the hardy.
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“I think if you plant 4 trees it would be OK to fly... “
So... what would she need to plant if she rode a donkey there. She does need to account for the flatulence effect on the ozone. (The donkey’s)
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and her dog's
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I think flying would be quicker and cheaper, especially if you flew out of Tijuana. You might have a connecting flight in Mexico City. I don’t know that I’d recommend driving that route solo if you’re not familiar with your whereabouts. Juarez isn’t your only trouble spot along that route. There are lots of places that violence has been escalating along the border. You don’t need to be involved in shady shit, just the wrong place at the wrong time.
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I think the Cow Fart Methane recovery bag can work with Donkeys too...
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Punching that sort of donkey might be explosive.
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Are you sure your little guys are up to the travel? I have a 18 year old chihuahua poodle mix that I’ve had since he was a puppy, but I won’t risk traveling with him unless he’s next to me at all times, they call them “emotional support animal” when actually we’re the “emotional support human” for them, just my humble opinion, good luck tho they might love air travel...
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Traveling to Mexico with your pets.
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Step1: Stay on the Mexican toll roads on your trip ( $$$) at least close to $300 to get to Cancun in tolls.
Step 2: Travel by day only!
Layovers in known hotels only
Don’t forget to buy Mexican auto insurance (ask your agent)
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Everyone is helping me so much!!!! Thanks for the guidance! I will let you know what I decide!
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Cartels are lookin for a few good Women,
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If going thru Chihuahua City, do not eat the tacos 🌮
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I'm bringing my grandma neighbor. She speaks spanish and is bringing her dogs too.
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The fact that she speaks spanish ain't going to help you. Do you remember a few months ago what I told you about my brother in law? He is fluent in spanish and has driven through Mexico a dozen times over the years. Last trip he got arrested for sleeping in his car on the side of the road. The family had to bail him out of jail.
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Be careful Mila, I like you a lot.
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"I would never count it wise for a pretty girl to drive through Mexico by herself"
Okay, but is it safe for OP?
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Lamar, I will not be sleeping off the road!!!! Jeeeeze papa bear.
I think that's the issue w ur brother in law! He didn't get a safe place to stay! U can't be too comfortable and u cant be too scared either. And guess where I ned to go after Cancun? Down south, baby!!
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That article lamar linked states that you can only bring 2 dogs. It doesn't state 2 dogs per person, or per car. I would verify that before you head out.
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Road trip? You'll be murdered, your dogs made into tacos, and your car liberated by drug smugglers!
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