Palma Real Manzanillo
Peninsula De Tuluapan Manzanillo, Pacific Coast, 28806, Mexico
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A most beautiful sunrise!
... a card dealer and each time she dealt her cards, she hit the two fellows beside her in the ******. My description can't do the whole thing justice, but take my word, it was hysterical! Seeing all the talent on board, it would be cheaper for the ship to just use what they have here instead of hiring some of the entertainers! Dale said they should offer a video of that show. Tomorrow night will be a guest talent show. I'm sure it won't be nearly as ...
Barra de Navidad
We decided to take a break from the routine and head to the beach. After doing our research we decided on the little fishing village of Barra de Navidad which is about 100 miles south of Puerto Vallarta on the Pacific coast. It was over a 4 hour drive on the Cuota (toll roads) through Colima and out to the coast. The village is located on the same crescent shaped bay ...
Blue Blue Ocean
... really nice little town. We are going to do some
looking around and exploring.
Right now it is poring down rain, so a good time to catch up with my log. Rain should be gone soon,
We have rows of coconuts hanging on trees, Roy sure wishes he had his machete .
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The long winding road to Manzanillo
... hit them at hi speed. Just about non of them are painted so seeing them when they are in the shade of trees etc is impossible. Then there are some that are nice easy ones and are a gentle curve but others are terrible pointy ones and my poor bike gets hit underneath every time I go over one. Thank goodness I put a centre stand on before I left for the trip otherwise the exhaust would be destroyed by now.
Finally I find the others sitting having a drink at one of the ...
Some things never stay the same… or do they?
... more vividly, the city square is full of people, vendors are selling food and drink on all sides. A midway of OSHA rejected carnival rides is set up on a vacant lot nearby. In the center of the zocalo is a two story band stand and Sinaloan music is being played at full volume. To imagine the music, think German umpah band with a Mexican beat…complete with tubas and accordions! People are dancing in the square.
At 9:30 people begin to bring ...



