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For an adventurer in the Yucatán, suspicious bureaucrats and relentless pests stand in the way of tracking down a forgotten Mayan ruin.

Reply Back when they taught such things in the classroom, many Connecticans learned this palindrome (a phrase that says the exact same thing read backwards or forwards) in geography class: " A Man, A Plan, A Canal: Panama." What we were not taught, though, is that men made plans to make transportation across Panama a reality over a half a century before the Panama Canal was built and that one of those men was Henry Chauncey of Middletown. (Perhaps that's because "A Man, A Plan, A Train: Panama" doesn't have the same ring to it – or work as a palindrome). In 1845, three businessmen – Henry...

A guide to Playa del Carmen for digital nomads Joe Bindloss 13 January 2021 Enjoy working near the beach at the relaxed Mexican town of Playa del Carmen © PJPHOTO / Alamy Stock Photos Plenty of digital nomads head to Mexico to take advantage of the tropical vibe and to avoid the red tape involved with remote working in the USA. The Yucatán Peninsula has always been the top chill-out spot, and Playa del Carmen is the favorite digital nomad hangout, with a lively cafe and co-working culture, fast connections, and easy access to beaches, reefs, ruins and cenotes (sinkholes). Editor's note: du...