Posada Caracol Ixtapa

Playa La Madera, Zihuatanejo Ixtapa, Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo, Pacific Coast, 40880, Mexico

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What a great day

A travel blog entry by thriftydrifters

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... Roy checked latter, thankfully not damaged from the longhorns. Cowboys, herding.. How cool

This is the way they haul cattle in Mexico.!

We are staying in
Fonatur RV Park in Ixtapa Mexico, you know RVing in Mexico in August is great , abit warm, no gringos and the campgrounds are empty.

We have only met 2 gingos since we left Nogalas.

On tomorrow headed to Oaxaca Mexico.

We might get 100 miles will see
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Last days in Zihuat.

A travel blog entry by puzzled2

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This is a great town. People oh so friendly and kind, happy and smiling. A very safe town where you can stroll at will in the evenings. One really noticeable thing is that they treat their children very well and the children in turn, are very well behaved.

We found that for meals we often had equally good fare at the very cheapest, most unassuming restaurants like the ones at Barra de Potosi.

Zihuatanejo- go there. Y vaya con Dios!
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Fishing Day at Zihuatanejo!

A travel blog entry by puzzled2

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... the crocodiles within the estuary and prevent them from going on to the beach. Hah! The croc shown was on the beach side of the fence. He had a rather large fish in his mouth- a good thing I suppose, that he was actually fishing and not scouring the beach in search of small children! After a few moments, he quickly scaled the fence to rejoin his other crocodile pal in the estuary.

Great day!
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Day trip to Barra de Potosi.

A travel blog entry by puzzled2

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Barra de Potosi was pretty well barren today- a great thing from our perspective! Had the whole place pretty much to ourselves. We were surprised as they seem geared to having crowds of people, but it seems this is the calm before the storm- they say the crowds arrive en la Semana Santa.

We had an absolutely fabulous lunch prepared in ...

They said, "Don't go, there are banditos." We went

A travel blog entry by gatogo

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... had been ransacked by history, including the Spanish. Rumor has it that the Mexican's buried the entire area when they were being threatened by the Spanish. Excavation of the area is just beginning.

Then on to the ball field for Ulama. Fransisco told us a story about the game and people playing for their lives, and we ran into another local ...

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