Campo David Los Mochis

Tried the Internet cafes but both closed early am, no google so its the old fashioned ask someone!<br>Passed a bike - quad repair shop of sorts on my way out of town, as always friendly and helpful, they put me onto a Kawasaki shop 3 blocks away. Not dry but lube.<br>Back on my way on the Mex 15, more bandits in toll booths, I've got to get better maps to avoid them!<br>Stopped for lunch of burritos and coca cola around Havojoa.<br>This ...

... rabies, and one other virus shot...she is good to cross the border!! I can't wait for you guys to meet her she is amazing! Anyway we are in La Paz now and will be heading to Topolobampo tomorrow or Saturday! Wish I could be there for Beaus graduation, that sucks...but good for him!! <br><br>Love you and miss you ...Talk to you later<br><br>Steph

... hands that were too wet....turning it into what looked very much like a little kid's mud pie!!! Granny....with all the class that comes with age smilled and took my pathetic offering and threw it on the hot metal flat top to cook! It was too thick....too wet...and too raw in the middle to be anything but just awful!! But it was fun to try....and fun to learn that one can always learn a lot about how to cook!! And, to tell you the truth, this was the most fun I had on the entire ...

... out at extremely slow speeds, that is how fast it goes the whole way. It was a good 10 hour ride to Creel but the train is nice and comfortable with a dining and bar cart. Another side note is that you get some decent views from the train but not really any of the main canyon. You really need to stay overnight in one of the towns along the way to see and explore the canyon. Otherwise, you're just on a long slow train ride.

... We ran into Jene 4 hours later. He was waiting about 30 miles north of Mulege´. We rode together now three. There is some fun to starting out riding solo for a couple of days, then double for the next two, then joining up with the third partner. I liked the transition. Can't really explain it but after a couple of days by myself, then I was ready to have some companionship. Have to admit that the decisions are a whole lot harder ...

... told there will be no train today, the engine still being 12 hours away in Chihuahua, the other end of the line. Rucksacks back on, we climb aboard our Mariachi bus and take the jokes from the receptionist as we check back in. After some sleep we find the city has reopened, having rebounded quickly; a few of the shops drying out their wares in the now-shining sun. With little else to do, we eat, use the internet and sleep. 4:30am. Packs on, we head out ...

... opted to spend an extra £38 for a four berth cabin so at least we would be guaranteed a space of our own. It was well worth it, if only to get away from the incessant music that blasted out in every seating area. It was quite amusing though - Pete / Jen / Derek and myself in four bunk beds, in a tiny cabin, inches from each other - we decided it was like Home and Away Club with men! We spent one night in Los Mochis before being driven to El Feurte ...

... and went to bed. ------------------------------- Expenses for day 15 - 11/22 - Thanksgiving 2 sleeves of Ritz crackers: $4 fruit plate: $50 2 tacos y una torta: $54 dos boletos a Pichilingue (2 bus tickets): $194 maid tip: $21 dos boletos a Topo (ferry tickets): $1420 snack: $45 una cerveza: $20 coke: $10 bottle of water: $10 bus to Los Mochis: $40 taxi to hotel: $40 1 night in Los Mochis: $315 total: $2223

... all day doesn't anyone work here? Stopped at a food stall and seeing as I've gone over budget already its time to live off stall food for a while. Thought I'd try out my Spanish in front of quite a few customers "Que chiere?" I asked the food seller (thinking I'm asking him 'what have you got?'..I now know it means "What do you want?"). He looked very confused and not too impressed and replied "blah, blah, blah, blah, blah" (thats exactly what I understood ...

... photographs, then spot a carved wooden floral sculputre, with a realistic lizard on the wall. Very unique. I need a photo. Then the lizard moves. Still a unique display. We're too late for El Zorro happy hour -5:30 ot 6:30 at the Palapa bar by the pool. Zoro in full costume is the host, and the drink are 2 for 1. We're also too late for the spa appointments at the hotel 1 hour is $50 us. A native Amreican Hot Stone is $75 for 1 1/2 hour. Reflexology is $50 for 45 ...