Living More with Less
(With random pictures just for fun. Because, let's face it, we're not experiencing a lot of new things right now!) I know we’re all a little freaked out about being in quarantine, in our homes, with our families, every-second-of-the-day…for weeks! Just because I said yes to getting married and …
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All Hail the Bomberos Just as it is in our own country, it's the First Responders that come to the rescue here. The Bomberos (firemen) are a group of volunteers, dedicated to caring for the people, the animals and protecting the town. Through any means possible, they collect and distribute food …
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For many, or probably most, this beast...this virus...this COVID-19, has created a new and different world to live in, one of isolation, change, and probably some (or a lot of) fear. It has meant the end of the normal workday, or possibly the end of any work at all. Kids are no longer heading off to …
Continue Reading about Hiding from a Virus 4K Miles From Home
I’m not sure if it’s more accurate to say we’re “quarantined in paradise” or “paradise is in quarantine.” Either way…how bad could that be? Imagine being “stuck” along a lake, surrounded by volcanoes, a good book in hand, and quite possibly, a cold beer by your side. If I weren’t already here, …
We arrived in Mazatlán after making the 5+ hour drive from Topolobampo, our ferry arrival port, and made our way to Fernandos RV Park, a little fenced-in lot located in a back neighborhood, just outside “The Golden Zone.” Mazatlán does not offer much in the way of camping, unless you like the …
The Tule Tree in Oaxaca, Mexico is the third biggest tree in the world. It did not make the list because it is tall but because it is wide. It is 46.1 feet wide and is 2,000 years old. It is known to be 116 feet tall. The tree was there when they founded the city. And they decided to keep it there. …
