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jim miller

May 23, 2001, 8:58 PM

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Macadamias in Michoacan?

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Someone told me that there is a company called Mexadamia,located somewhere in Michoacan, raising and selling Macadamia trees. We'd like to locate them. does anyone know where they are and how to contact them? thanks

jennifer rose

May 24, 2001, 12:13 AM

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Macadamias in Michoacan?

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Uruapan is the heart of macadamia country. Along the free road to Patzcuaro just a few miles out, near the Restaurant Arcoiris, are some macadamia orchards and nurseries. At the east end of town, near the prison and just west of the cuoata (I want to say the street name's 20 de Noviembre but I'm not exactly sure) is a huge nursery, which has macadamia trees for sale.

jim miller

May 24, 2001, 9:03 AM

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Macadamias in Michoacan?

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thanks very much, this gives us a good excuse to visit Uruapan. Have you been to the Paricutin volcano near there? it's interesting, as well as the Tarascan people who live in the villages in that area.

jennifer rose

May 24, 2001, 12:21 PM

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Uruapan and its surroundings

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Uruapan is an undersung delight, and a great place to use as base camp for visiting the area. Not only is there plenty to see and do in Uruapan -- the Fabrica San Pedro, Parque Eduardo Ruiz, La Huatapera, the Antojito Market, and the only shul in Michoacan -- the small towns are definitely worth exploring. San Juan Nuevo, San Lorenzo, Angahuan, Aranza and Paracho are just minutes away.<p>The nursery stock in Uruapan is among the best around, whether you're looking for roses, trees or just about anything else.<p>
Read Luis Dumois' article on Paricutin at http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/travel/ldumois/ldcparicutin.html<p>

Tony Burton

May 25, 2001, 11:16 AM

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&quot;La Macadamia&quot; in Uruapan

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La Macadamia
founded in 1971
km 58.3 Carr. Libre a Patzcuaro
Uruapan
Mich
Tel (4) 528-24-53
Fax (4) 524-70-30
This was the first establishment to grow macamadias in Mexico...
Their garlic-flavored macadamias are out of this world! <p><p><p>
: Someone told me that there is a company called Mexadamia,located somewhere in Michoacan, raising and selling Macadamia trees. We'd like to locate them. does anyone know where they are and how to contact them? thanks<p>

an American stoping by

Jan 4, 2002, 4:27 PM

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Macadamias in Michoacan?

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Hi everyone.<p>I'm an american and have also been to Paricutin volcano..stayed there 2 days. :-) Just bring a pillow becauz the rocks are pretty hard. hehe.<p>Mexico is Great. I have lived in Uruapan for 5 years and disagree what some people think about this city. Too much of Uruapan is hidden and most places people would love to visit is not in the limelight as in U.S. tourist attractions or even as in major cities found in Mexico. True culture and rich traditions are maintained more here than other parts of mexico. Yes, it is the 'real mexico'.<p>most people see Uruapan last as they pass thru the area ... bad ideal.'View' Uruapan first, take in all it offers, and vist other surournding tourits areas... and you will come back to Uruapan, and not just as a base camp.. . .. You might even make it your new home. :-)<p>

Joan Humphries

Jul 17, 2002, 10:09 AM

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Uruapan and its surroundings

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: What is a shul?<p>: Uruapan is an undersung delight, and a great place to use as base camp for visiting the area. Not only is there plenty to see and do in Uruapan -- the Fabrica San Pedro, Parque Eduardo Ruiz, La Huatapera, the Antojito Market, and the only shul in Michoacan -- the small towns are definitely worth exploring. San Juan Nuevo, San Lorenzo, Angahuan, Aranza and Paracho are just minutes away.<p>: The nursery stock in Uruapan is among the best around, whether you're looking for roses, trees or just about anything else.<p>:
: Read Luis Dumois' article on Paricutin at http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/travel/ldumois/ldcparicutin.html<p>
 
 
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