Royal Villas Resort Mazatlan

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

... eye, and then another 1.5 hrs after the eye passed. The park wasn't anywhere near being full as the official 'RV' season doesn't even start until the first of November. And this park is primarily for long term residents. They just keep a few spaces available for overnighters, etc. So there was only about 8 of us huddling together and a couple of other residents stayed in their trailers. Brave fools!!! <br><br>We saw debris ...

This 1st blog is very short and just saying that Im here and once I have more time to sit down and be able to barrow someone's computer, I will be able to fill you in on what has happened to me during this week. Just so you all know God is really ...

... Santa/Easter Week, Motorcycle Week, Jose Limon International Dance Week, and Swine Flu Panic Week (haha more on that later). Maz is also surrounded by interesting little towns, and we've taken some great day trips as well. Jim and Chris have created such a beautiful home it's really kind of hard to get out of the house, but we have managed to watch some ...

... and air conditioned! We arrived in Mazatlan and decided to walk to the hostel as we though it was pretty close, it wasn`t!!!!! We walked for at least 20 minutes in the blazing sun with our backpacks and eventually found it by mistake. It is a great little hostel, I know it is called hotel, but that is too grand a word. It has cement beds, with mattresses on top, but all the rooms have fans and private bathrooms and all for $15 - that is ...

... peacefull place must be incroyable. And of course we shouldn't even be thinking that far ahead, but I can't help it. I'm excited. I will definetely keep you updated with our plans, and if you venture to the travelogues of the countries that we are currently in, then you will find out what plans actually come through for us. talk to you soon...

... of the day. The city tour started at 4:00pm and was scheduled to take 2 to 3 hours. The transportation was an old trolley bus with a guide that provided town history and comical commentary. The trip started at the El Cid Resort and passed along the boardwalk into what is called the "historic district", which is so named due to the European architecture, museums, and outdoor plazas. The early part of the tour was along the newer section of boardwalk ...

... chatted the entire time leading up to the show. All the performers were lined up on the balcony in order of their time on stage. We were sitting directly in front of a group of 15 or more little girls dressed in pink ballerina outfits. As the show started the group of girls in pink wanted to get a view of the action, however our table was in their way. Michael was courteous enough to give up his seat so a few of them could use it. Within ...

... afternoon which was surprising to us. We left messages for those of you who missed getting to talk with us in person. Maybe next time. After running around town, we had just enough time to head back and eat before getting dressed and making our way to the parade route. The parade comes from the downtown Mazatlan toward the tourist area at the other end. The parade actually ends just outside the La Posta RV Park. We headed out of the park and ...

... 10 days at Marina Costa Baja, where the "kid" boats were. Christopher and Kate played hard, spending time on each other's boats, and even having their first sleep over at another boat. The playground had a trampoline and we also had a pool, although it was not always warm enough to swim. When the "northers" blew, the temperature drops and it would feel quite cool. We spent Christmas Eve on board Southern Belle (a 43 foot Catamaran) sharing a turkey ...