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I am User:QuéSéYo2, currently based in [[Europe]]. I have hitchhiked in [[New Zealand]], [[Germany]], [[Ecuador]], [[Central America]], [[Mexico]], [[Portugal]], and the [[Azores]] so far, the first time at age 16 from [[Paihia]] to the glow worm caves near Waiomio.I doncome from a hitchhiking family. My parents spent many of their holidays hitchhiking around Europe when they were younger, going as far as [[Romania]]. My brother hitchhiked to the [[North Cape]] and back... My longest ride was with a truck from [[Chinandega]], [[Nicaragua]], via [[Honduras]] and [[El Salvador]] to [[Guatemala City]], [[Guatemala]], where I then spent the night sleeping in the truck and had dinner at the driver't hitchhike very oftens home. Hitchhiking has almost always been a nice experience, but several times it definitely helps to have some information beforehand. I preferred hitchhiking found Hitchwiki.org when looking for a good spot to get out of [[Berlin]] and made it in one day to [[Switzerland]] from there, thanks to taking the helpful information here. This was actually the first time I met other hitchhikers on the road (who knew about the spot through the internet as well), and even got a train within Germanyride together with one of them. I like hitchhiking and think it should become more popular because it works, as it is much cheaper 's good for the environment, you get to know interesting people that you would have never met otherwise, and often faster or as fast as well, if you don't have much-disliked Deutsche Bahnmoney to spend...Go hitchhiking! On Hitchwiki I'm trying to help with geographical areas that aren't covered yet and where I also have 've got some personal experience with hitchhiking . The [[Azores]] were my first project, but then I discovered that [[Mexico]] needed more information and especially more pages. There were only about [[Category:Mexico|10]] for the whole country. When I was travelling in Central AmericaMexico I felt that people there have a strong regional identity, so I started to expand existing articles on Mexican states (e.g. [[Campeche]], [[Yucatán]]), which are obviously also helpful for geographic orientation, reading license plates, Ecuador and New Zealandasking around.In general I try to hitchhike with people who really want went on tostart new articles on the missing states until completing that task ([[Sinaloa]] was the last one). My favourite spot in Mexico was in [[Baja California Sur]], where I enjoy getting waited in the middle of the desert to know interesting people go to see some ancient cave paintings near a little village called San Francisco. That place was so remote, until recently you could only go by hitchhikinghorse.However, now the Mexican state paid to build a nice highway (at least it seems so in the beginning) for the 500 people living in the Sierra, so yes, you can hitchhike there!