Posada Roger Puerto Vallarta

... My Mexican housemate Leo drove five of us down to Sayulita in the neighbouring state of Nayarit. Sayulita is a small surfing resort full of Gringos but thankfully there are none of the high-rise hotels that dominate nearby Puerto Vallarta, and it attracts a more interesting, alternative crowd than the average American tourists.

Instead of hitting the main beach we took a 15 minute hike through the jungle which led us to the entirely empty adjacent beach. It was completely ...

... sorprendentes.

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... from their party the night before to the great buy they’d just gotten on jewelry. Other shoppers, including a tour group from the ship, vie for sidewalk space.

The first shop Michael goes into the jerseys are 120 pesos, the second 195 but he would sell it to him for 130. It is too baggy and we head off. We wander into a market ally, no shirt to be had just yet. Then he spies a green and white affair up high on the wall, shirts I had not ...

Finally, the reward for living through all of the storm. A beautiful morning - and finally feeling better.

Got off the Ship briefly before we left (total of 20 minutes) to take a few pictures.

Back onboard by 1pm.

At 4pm Classic Disco T-dance (delayed due to our extended stay in PV).

... US$43).  He will be holding on to my driver license which can be picked up at the Police office the next day (typical story, which all us gringos are familiar with).  Upon trying to find out where we need to go and pay, which was impossible to figure out, the officer suggested maybe we might want to pay now because it would be much more convenient.  However, we cannot go to the office and tell anyone... surprise, surprise.  So we paid ...

... am cursing us as whenevr im around, we miss buses, are late, cant find things and get constantly harrassed in the streets by men. i think this is unfair.but then my track record over last month is quite incriminating. the next day we head to playa tenetanica which is a quiet little town in middle on nowhere by the sea. bus is nice and air conditoned so its a comfy journey down. we get off by the side of a hiughway and luckily another man gets off ...

... was only 104 miles but it took us a long time. However it was one of the most beautiful roads I have ever been on. It was a small winding road taking us high up into the mountains and jungle and overlooking the ocean...we passed tiny villages with seaside restaurants cooking up seafood right on the beach. There were fruit stands serving every fruit you can imagine and the road was lined with mango trees. Again I hope some of the pictures will do ...

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... up (we old codgers have to hang together). Of course, I cut my hands on the rusted chain link fence. Now, this reminded me of the time that I was in Australia. Why? Because on one of the first days there I decided to learn how to use a surfboard with a sail...I got it up a few times, and then fell under and the rudder promptly sliced a gash in my calf. Off to the hospital in Australia where I got a tetanus shot and was warned that since the Great Barrier Reef is the largest living ...