Las Casitas de Margarita Lazaro Cardenas

... of Mexico cause its amazing. I could spend the rest of my time here just exploring Mex and run outta money, so were gonna continue south to Costa Rica. No pics this time as I had to ditch the laptop because it adds to my already ridiculously heavy backpack, and were gonna get some serious rain, that thing would not survive. I will post some pics as soon as I can get my camera hooked up to a computer. The journey continues.

Enough of Manzanillo - I wish! - left my luggage there to make trip to some obscure & hopefully quiet undiscovered beaches down the Michoacan coast. Seven tortuous winding hours, having enjoyed amazing coastal vistas from the top of sheer unprotected drops, later I arrive at Playa Azul - mistake - very Mexican weekend beach town, as previously described and not good for swimming. 1/2 block from ocean, so hoped to hear the surf crashing as I slept - no chance, staff partying late in car park!

We had the most unusual breakfast, which I had first joked with Meric that was a mixture of chopped horse eyeballs and tomatoes.  Meric looked at the thing and said "well there sure is a lot of it!"  We got the courage to ask what it was and it turned out to be raw pig skin and tomatoes. We had a great trip, very curvy through the hills and ending up in Lazaro Cardenas

... long day and again I'm sure Jess will fill you in on more detail regarding the road/bike etc. but for while on our way down south we were driving on this small but amazing jungle road. We are riding higher and higher and again it felt as we were riding into the clouds, and of course it started raining. But it wasn't like this morning's drizzle, this was so much worse; the sky turned black and there was so much rain it felt as if the clouds reached the ...

... they were in the process of installing a new water heater. There was a really nice central covered patio, that also had a BBQ, where everyone gathers to chat, lay in hammocks, eat, drink or whatever, and it had a killer view of the ocean. We even saw some humpback whales including a few breeches. Although they made me a bit homesick for Maui. The park was a real nice friendly place, managed by ...

Spent 2 nights in run down (but friendly) hotel just across the road from the beach. Got there about 6ish at night and it was really windy. Thought we were going to have to travel a bit more to find a good beach for the next day but it was a scorcher and I finally got a day sunning myself - excellent. Hired a boogie board and Welly sanded himself ...

PICTURE OF A BEAUTIFUL WOMEN -LISE I HOPE THAT MY WONDERFUL DAUGHTER, JILL´S KNEE IS GETTING BETTER. - JILL, YOU JUST HAVE TO TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOURSELF AND YOU JUST HAVE TO LEARN TO LISTEN TO YOUR FATHER AND DO WHAT HE TELLS YOU TO DO. GREETINGS TO: JEANNETTE, JEANNETTE & CAROLINE, THE DEMON JAY, SEBASTIEN & CAROLINE MALAQUE/MEXICO MALAQUE IS A SMALL, SLEEPY, DUSTY (DIRT STREETS) MEXICAN TOWN ON THE ...

MEXICAN CAR WASH I AM THINKING ABOUT GETTING THE CAR WASHED, BUT I THINK THAT I WILL LOOK AROUND AND SEE IF I CAN FIND SOMETHING THAT IS A ...

PICTURES TAKEN IN THE VALLEY OF THE PYRAMIDS HUGE PYRAMID Right aligned photo tag: AVENUE OF THE DEAD - A STREET OF ABOUT 20 OR 30 PYRAMIDS Right aligned photo tag: DAVID CONTEMPLATING THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE PYRAMIDS Right aligned photo tag: DAVID IN A SEXY RECLINING POSE Right aligned photo tag: DAVID STANDING BESIDE A MEXICAN PICTURE ...

Well this is it for my Mexico vacation. Tommorow i am heading back to rainy ol Portland. Its been good. Everyone has been very friendly (i might say too friendly) at times but the city seems very safe and the people are very nice. My only complaint at this point is that the city is too tourist, the prices of everything is being driven up but how can we complain when its us that is causing it. Prices ...