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Puerto Escondido by the sea
Did think we'd be leaving Jack an orphan on the mini bus trip to Puerto Escondido - hours over mountains with rocks from landslides on the road and huge potholes, at one point half the road had been washed away. Sheer drops, saw mountain villages, donkeys and horses roaming on the road, flet so relieved to get to Puerto only to get in a taxi who couldn’t find the house we had rented, even with an address and a map! We were just beginning to think we had been scammed when the man ...
On a Mission
I know you thought we would up anchor and ship out at the first opportunity, but we were invited to go up to a village called San Javier this morning by a couple of new found friends, Gary and Phyllis. They are a couple of gringo gypsies (not unlike the two of us) and we thought it would be fun to get out and see the local color. These two ...
Blockade Busting, Pacific Power, Dolphins & Drugs
... swimming so sat and chatted with Annie for a while. He told her how terrible the tourist economy has become; in past seasons he would be certain of a good, steady tourist trade and a healthy income. Now he has to watch every Peso he spends as each day is quieter and slower than the previous. We had chatted about it ourselves; hardly any of the loungers along the beach were occupied and, when we went to sit in them, we were greeted by people happy to have any business at all. As ...
The Pacific Coast of Mexico
It was time for the beach. We split the 9 days between Zipolite and Puerto Escondido. Zipolite is a town with less than 900 people and is a known popular nudist beach, but thankfully due to being low season there weren't very many. We decided to live it up a little and stayed in a lovely cabaña which opened to the beach. It was especially beautiful at night being in this secluded alcove looking out to the ocean underneath a huge canopy of stars. We managed to avoid a big hurricane ...
3 Days in Puerto Escondido
Three Days in Puerto Escondido
Like in any beach town, the goal of our 3 days in Puerto was to do as little as possible. We did get to the central market to find some mint (or yerba buena) for the mojitos. It was also high time to give the chains a good washing and oiling. In the process, Dave noticed the ...
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