El Gambusino Resort Pacific Coast

... is my favorite thing in Mexico! It is a beer glass with an inch of lime juice on the bottom, topped with a beer (Corona, Pacifico or Sol are my favorites) and the top of the glass is lined with salt like a Margarita. This is an amazing drink and I have been enjoying them ever since he showed me them. I also tried a torta for the first time. This is a sandwich that is sooooooooooo good. <br> <br><br> I keep finding myself amazed at how many trees ...

... get Lyle. She might even have to hillbilly tow Lyles, truck with her own back down to Loreto, or Ciudad Constitucion. Yee haw, the Baja adventure continues. Now, because of the uncertainty of Shaunnas return, I may not be able to meet my sister at the corner of the road. Yes, my sister Erin is coming to visit and I had a rendezvous set up to help her find the beach camp as it's not really on any maps. Oh well, I ...

Le Canyon Sumidero et Mitla, 24 et 25 jan 09. Nous ne sommes jamais tôt pour le départ, ce matin il est 9h 30 lorsque nous prenons la route, à quoi bon se presser, nous sommes en vacances. De toute façon nous n'étions pas trop tard puisque nous avons dû attendre 30 minutes pour le bateau à notre arrivée à Sumidero. Nous sommes 15 à monter dans une grande Lancha propulsé par un hors-bord de 120 hp, sp ...

... entre les militaires et des indiens favorables aux Zapatistes. (soit dit en passant cette révolte a amené de grandes améliorations pour les indiens grâce aux accords conclus avec le gouvernement de M. Vincente Fox). Nous voulons débarrasser les lieux de bonne heure ce matin 19 jan, nous n'avons plus que cent et quelques kilomètres à parcourir pour arriver à San Cristobal. L'Hôtel RV Park Bonampak est très facile à localiser ...

... was to witness a group of indigenous people perform a traditional symbolic dance adapted to the Christmas time in the local church. Their costumes were embellished by images of the Virgin of Guadeloupe and at the end of the performance the "Baby Jesus" was removed from the manger and passed around to the collective group to be kissed by all. As the "Baby Jesus" was getting near us, that was our signal ...

... from my last blog and just add a little twist, it would read something like this. Ok, so you don't like the beach - Barra de Navidad/Melaque - and you don't like the big city - Manzanillo. Your cup of tea is not even a green, classy, quiet mid-size city like Colima. Well today's destination - Comala - a small town designated as a "pueblo mágico", may just be what you are looking for. Located only 6 kilometers ...

... marches de pierre qui descendent dans le trou. La surprise ne se fait pas attende longtemps, dès qu'on a passé la croûte en surface du sol de quelques mètres d'épais, que s'ouvre une immense voute éclairée par un trou de quelques mètres de diamètre au plafond qui laisse passer un magnifique rayon de soleil. L'eau est d'un vert émeraude et des gens s'y baignent. La tentation est trop forte nous sautons à l'eau nous aussi. Quel sensation de ...

... likes it there as we eat with the famaily, it is only 60 pesos a day per person for breakfest and dinner, that is about 2.50 usd per meal. I will post some pics now of the park and of other things along the trip. We are going to Palenque tommorow so we will not have internet for a few days. I guess that is about it for now. Hope everyone is having a good weekend. Bonnie and Bill

... hills. Its one of those magical ramshackle places you find yourslef postponing your departure more than once". So 5 blissful days have passed in magical Zipolite...manyana...manyana...manyana. New York City and Zipolite could not be further apart when it comes to the way locals relate to time. To give an example, a New York minute lasts approx 3 seconds, and in Zipolite a "momento" can last anything up to a day! Its hard to beleive we've been here 5 days, time seems to have ...

... a part of the community......known by name and heart.....hustle and bustle in a secret sort of way. Wait and see what is to come. Tacos de Birria on the streets, Liquados, musica, all that the town needs to celebrate Revolution Day. This is the day the Mexican Revolution started in 1910 to overthrow Porfirio Diaz. The neighbors, the maestra, the store owners.....all of the children of the village are in ...