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Retire Early
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Retirement; like your parents, but way cooler
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In 1991 Billy and Akaisha Kaderli retired at the age
of 38. Now, into their 4th decade of this
financially independent lifestyle, they invite you
to take advantage of their wisdom and experience. |
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For years we had heard of the Copper Canyon in
Mexico from
our good friend,
Captain
Ray Gaines, and always wanted to to take
a train ride through these series
of canyons and ravines. Some say this is the most scenic railroad trip on
the continent. The tracks pass over 37 bridges and
through 86 tunnels, rising as
high as 7,900 ft above sea level near Divisadero, the continental divide.
The stories below are pictorials of the
towns where we visited on this famous train ride, and a few VIDEOS too.
Our trip route with El Chepe Train
beginning in Chihuahua, Mexico
Taking the El Chepe Train through the copper Canyon,
Chihuahua, Mexico
The El Chepe Train Ride from Chihuahua to Creel through
Mexico's Copper Canyon!
Going through the
mountains on our way to Creel, Mexico
El
Chepe Stops in Creel, Mexico in the Sierra Tarahumara of the Copper Canyon
Divisidero, Copper Canyon - Chihuahua, Mexico
El Fuerte, Mexico
An indigenous woman
on her cell phone, Creel, Mexico
El Texano Restaurant
The City of Culiacan, Sinaloa, Mexico
Bronze statue of the
Legendary Hero, ZORRO!
VIDEOS!!
Leaving Chihuahua,
Mexico on El Chepe Train
Riding the Rails on El
Chepe in Chihuahua, Mexico
he High Plains on El
Chepe Train and Tunnels!
Riding on El Chepe
with views from the Caboose!
On El Chepe Train
Arriving in Creel, Mexico
Bus Trip from Creel to
Divisidero, Mexico, Copper Canyon
El Chepe Train from
Creel to El Fuerte Copper Canyon, Mexico
El Chepe Train to El
Fuerte - The Best One Yet!
The Plaza at El Fuerte,
Birthplace of the Legendary ZORRO!!
LIVE MUSIC and Dance
at the Culiacan Plaza! FUN!
For more stories and
places of interest in Mexico,
click here.
For other videos of
Mexico,
click here.
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Early Lifestyle appeals to a different
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