Best Western Puerto De Luna Puerto Vallarta

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... STAR&#8221; is the HAL code for a life threatening medical emergency. I read another half page and then head up to check on Michael, just in case. Of course he is okay, but I always want to make sure.<br><br>Another casual evening, except we dress in ties and jackets as usual. We are discovering we are not the only ones, but the majority of the other guests are too casual for our tastes. Drinks in the Ocean Bar, dinner in the dining room, our usual ...

Finally, the reward for living through all of the storm. A beautiful morning - and finally feeling better.<br><br>Got off the Ship briefly before we left (total of 20 minutes) to take a few pictures.<br><br>Back onboard by 1pm.<br><br>At 4pm Classic Disco T-dance (delayed due to our extended stay in PV).

Arrived in Puerto Vallarta - safe and sound. Rained most of the day. I stayed in bed most fo the day trying to kick the flu.<br><br>By nightfall it was a beautiful sunset under clearer skies.<br><br>But Mazatlan was closed due to weather - and thus we stayed for another day in PV.

... After our day in Paradise we went down town to eat and then walked down the board walk and checked out the art . . I was particularly fascinated by the Day of the Dead Art. ..

... most helpful people. so we watche dthe sunset which was beautiful adn then started our bonfire adn stuffed the avocaode adn peppers. it was a lovely. except that beck skewered her thumb with a knife trying to open an oyster, went right through her nail, it was pretty gross. next day we had to leave so hung out by road side in town and hitched witha canadian couple to the bus stop,. bus came along pretty much straight away and off we went to manzanillo.

... bees-knees" as they say in Cockney English)...super cosmopolitan, but beachy at the same time...and Malin failed to mention that jus t by pure happenstance, we're staying right smack dab in the middle of the gay district!....Faaaabulous! Perfect timing for me to put on a hard-hat and strut my macho-man lumberjack beard. In all honesty, it's not like Malin and I are going to be partaking in any leap-frog contests on the beach, but it's nice to be off the ...

... when we're moving, but really hits you when stopped at a red light or for gas. As we motored towards Puerto Vallarta, the view changed from arid to rain forest. Very lush and dense vegetation including coffee, bananas, tobacco, palm trees, coconut trees etc...The people along the way are very supportive of our mode of transportation ...

... laundry and here she comes walking up the street. I had seen her a few days before but kept thinking that it was a dream: her name is Linda Ellerbee. She stopped to talk for a while and then we started walking up the street together, it seems that she is renting a home near me. After talking for about ten minutes she invited me over to her house. I thought that I would have a stroke. After all, this woman is the real Murphy Brown! The American television ...

Okay, when I signed up for the 'travel' thing I did it with the knowledge that going on a journey entails the chance of personal risk, both physcial and spiritual, and recognizing that with risk one will have frightening experiences. But this? Thus far I have been brave. However, at 4:59 this morning, my courage was tested. Something was tickling my eye. Now, falling asleep took some work, considering the pain I was in with my foot ...