Old Mazatlan Inn
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Mazatlan
Mazatlan - miejscowosc typowo turystyczna - odpowiednik naszego Helu lub Wladyslawowa okazal sie wspanialym miejscem do wypoczynku.
Wreszcie mialam szanse zalozyc krotkie spodenki i sloneczne okulary.
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El Pacifico, mi amigo
A after a quick flight from Mexico City (DF) an cutter confusion due to the fact we did not realise the time change! We arrived in Mazatlán, nice little resort mainly frequented by Mexicans. First night two awesome experiences, riding around in supped up golf buggies, mascara ding as taxis playing mariachi music at obscene volume, and seeing cliff divers - at night - Jesus he was close to dying.....he must have ...
Hola Mexico ...... Gulf and Pacific coasts
After six countries in just 30 odd days and travelling only about 3000km we were crossing the border into Mexico ... "Hola North America! .... Adios Central America!"
The border crossing was very efficient, especially on the Mexican side but it did cost - there was a $300 refundable deposit for our vehicle (we get it back when we leave Mexico & hand the paperwork back in), $40 for the Temporary Import Permit for 6 months, while 3rd Party Insurance for a month ...
Fish Farm Friends
... top of a trash can lid. Humble offering from humble men, I saw their greatness and was touched deeply by their kindness and enthusiasm. There was also a dog with a skin condition, they named him 'Ronya’ which means ‘mange’ the dog was so skinny and full of raw skin from scratching, and very timid and very sad looking for a puppy. Their was a cat also, the cat seemed more happy and more accepted by these guys. They all ate fish, everyday, fresh ...
Mazatlan - Alone Time!
... apartment. We cooked dinner there that night and had a good girlie chat about boys and babies!
Caroline moved on that morning and me Mattie and claire chilled on the beach in the afternoon. The sea here is so warm it's like taking a hot bath!! I couldn't swim in it either as the sea was too rough.
That night we decided to splash out and went to a cafe for dinner which is run by a Mexican who used to be the chef in the four seasons hotel ...
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