Aristos International Inn Ixtapa

... selling English weekly paper. I recently had an article published in the paper on the Zapatista camp I visited, and will hopefully be writing more pieces for them in the future. The good people in the office had kindly invited me to the staff Thanksgiving dinner. So within an hour of awakening I already had another beer in hand and began indulging in the delicious turkey and trimmings on offer.

Having consumed as much as possible in my hungover state, I briefly returned ...

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... turned my 20$ into 97$, so I cashed out and headed to bed. Michael soon joined me, I popped in a movie, he read his novel. A pleasant ending to a great day! We were both asleep, the movie and book put aside in less than an hour.

MICHAEL’S CORNER: Puerto Vallarta—what can I say—I felt like Tennessee Williams in The Night of the Iguana. We saw some of the major resorts, but primarily walked the streets like tourists and I was in ...

... BLISS. It was divine, removing, surrendering and re-centering. Internationally-acclaimed Power Vinyasa yoga instructor Rodney Yee sums up his experience: Coming to Haramara is like coming home. My body returns to the earth, my mind mesmerized by the rhythms of the ocean and my spirit flies in this magical place. Yoga is a way of life and ...

... but seven places where you can buy freshly roasted chickens and eleven places that will let you trade in empty beer bottles for more beer. The rest of the roads are more or less cobbled with rocks, which I suppose are necessary during the rainy summers but make driving on them rougher than a denim thong. The people, however, are great, not over-the-top friendly but just easy-going and laid back, all simply going about their business, in no particular ...

... beach.  Only $25 a person for almost an hour.  Was very nice.  Todd and I both got one.   The cruise was on a big catamaran, the Picante.  We went around the various bays in Zihua before heading out further towards Ixtapa.  Todd got a little queasy so it wasn't that enjoyable for him.  I liked it--got some good photos, had some decent beer (Sol) and then we all got a little worried as lightening appeared in ...

Wow! Everytime we arrive to a new place, we think that it will be our favourite... but we seem to always find something else we prefer. World is full of wonders! Just a small fishing village, with all his charms, a lot of beach... empty, just for ourself. Although, if we come back here in 5 years, it will have changed. People are buying land, building mansions, erect walls! Ian drove to the ...

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... of the mountains. It was very peculiar and we had a hard time keeping our eyes on the road. The highway wound its way through the pass and down the other side to an interior valley framed by the mountains. There were vast fields of sugar cane and we could not refrain from driving 'Nilla down a farm road. The sugar cane was over 10 feet tall and we were dwarfed in the crop field even with the van. As we started to climb up and out of the valley we found that ...

... We left Inglewood at around 1pm and drove all the way to Nogales, Arizona where we stopped for the night. We drove a total of about 11 hours! We were literally 10 miles from the Us/Mexico border. Day 3. Feb 12, 2006 We left Nogales at around 9 am headed for the border. We did not even need to stop at the border, we were just waved through. From there we jumped on the 15 south and ...