Palmira Hotel La Paz
Carretera A Pichilingue La Paz, Baja California, 23010, Mexico
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Dia de los Muertos
... was then known to the people who sold chickpeas that have claimed Indian blood to be European, either Spanish or French and renounced their own race, heritage, and culture in an attempt to gain status. The first image of the skull had no clothes but only the hat with a plume of ostrich feathers, and has been viewed as a critique of many Mexicans who were poor, but still want to appear to live ...
Hasta Luego Puerto Vallarta--Hola La Paz
... Village) and stay for 3 nights for the final countdown: …wash boat, clean and tie dinghy down to foredeck, store all provisions below, and put fuel in tank and jerry cans.
We meet up with Maluhia and have a delicious dinner with David and Kim at the marina restaurant. David helps us with the Magma BBQ fuel hose problem…it works like a charm! Thanks a million, David! We say our good-byes and slip away early the following ...
Lots of things!
... br> sunday-went to the dunes across the bay! they were amazing! pretty much massive piles of sand and then water on both sides..one side the pacific the other mag bay, incredible. The beach was so pretty and there were so many beautiful shells. There was also billions of sand dollars! We all went shell collecting. While walkin of the beach we saw a sea lion come almost to shore...then we realized that it was ...
Our Journey into Mexico
... still in the light when we waved down some Amigos' to call a Tow-Truck.
With speaking little to no spanish this was a journey.. not noing where to take our Van or what the problem was. after meandering through the city and many phone calls from the tow-truck driver we made it to a small families mechanic shop, where one gentle man just happened to speak some English. This one man, who we never got his name, though made great friends - in my opinion- ...
Cycling days 16-21: Mulege to La Paz
... meet a French couple (retired folks) on a very unusual "tandem/inverted recumbent" bike where the second person rides backwards.
But now the hard work is all forgotten. We checked in a motel in the tourist part of town ($22/night) and we ate dinner (a burro, which is the giant version of the burrito). We are enjoying the cycling part of our triathlon a lot...way more than the PCT hike. It's hard to believe that we have been touring 3 weeks ...


