Fiesta Inn Mazatlan Hotel

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... AZ and stayed at a cute little RV park right off the highway. Great bathrooms (which you'll come to learn is one of my favorite ways to evaluate a park) and had a great dog walk for Max &amp; Mitzi. <br><br>Sunday we traveled down to Nogales, AZ and stayed in the Walmart parking lot. Did muchos shopping. Monday morning we crossed the border on the west side of Nogales. Real easy, waved us right thru, didn't see any banditos ...

... to unite my team in so many ways, it will be difficult, but it will be SO wonderful in the end! Ok right now I have to go make dinner, but just let me know if you will be reading this. I love and miss you all!<br><br><br>God Bless!<br><br>Rach<br>

... He will need a new hub sometime in the near future when we can find the part, in the mean time he should be OK, but without the speed odometer. I had the Raygordo put on my spare Clutch cable as I was having trouble shifting and finding neutral. So for a couple of hours of work we were charged $50 so we gave him another $10. We made more friends here that you can imagine. Everyone wanted to hear our story and to give us advice ...

... 6180, Web: www.casadeleyendas.com . This first class B&amp;B has 6 rooms with air-con, purified water and safe deposit boxes. The B&amp;B is run by an American couple whose prices are a little more than those at Meson de Cynthia. Included in the rates are free wireless, maid &amp; laundry service, free calls to the US and Canada, and from what the owner describes 'an excellent breakfast' - including hot entrees. <br><br><br><br><br><br>

Friday, January 25 we had given up on the Internet so we walked around old Mazatlan to check out more things. We enjoyed our day and went for lunch at a place named Panama (a restaurant Jim and Marilyn introduced us to). This restaurant offers a 'Daily Special', named 'Comida Corrida' for about 55 pesos, so about US$5.50 and it includes a drink (often a real fruit juice ...

Lazy day hanging around the camp. This morning onto the moped to go into the old town, we got lost a bit as it is a maze of little streets but were nice to ride around. Eventually we found the Cathedral; this was different, much less gilt but an enormous amount of stone carving all around the walls. From here we were then able to go the main square and saw the oldest house around, very nice two storey with a fancy portico at the front ...

... the inspection areas (pase!) and made it to our hotel, the Mayan Sea Garden, located on the north beach zone. The pool and warm sun were welcome to us! That night we ate en El Centro at the Shrimp Bucket and enjoyed our first margaritas (at least the adults did!) and first "Mexican limosine" rides.

... As he leaned toward Michael in an attempt to hand him the bottle he let it go. To our shock and amazement the bottle nearly hit the floor before springing back up to the waiter's hand. He had tied an elastic to the neck of the bottle to pull off his trick. Michael was excited and wanted to try the yo-yo beer bottle toy. Unfortunately, Michael was not as skilled as the waiter and after a few drops of the bottle it hit the floor and ...

... a siesta before the night got underway. We headed back to the room to prepare some food for dinner the following night. We washed our fresh fruit and chopped vegetables for over an hour and our room finally took on a homey feel. The gang decided to congregate in our room for drinks and we were more than happy to accommodate. We had no intention of going out, however Michael decided to join the party bus again and head out. Geraldine was content to spend a quiet night ...