Prior to 12,000 years ago hunter-gather-man picked and ate wild pinto beans along with other beans. About 11,000 years ago cultivation of the pinto bean became traditional with the Mexican Mesoamerican and Peru’s Andean...
Read MoreSpring Break and Easter are now behind us and we can all breath a great sigh of relief. A year’s reprieve from the mayhem and life goes back to normal. Beautiful weather, beautiful beach, peaceful and relaxed way of life. Perfect time for a shopping spree.
Read MoreMy wife and I have been in Puerto Peñasco for four years, working on five. We have witnessed the Holy Week from afar as we have rented several houses in different areas of town. We bought an RV, and now live in one of the RV Parks where we get to see what it is all about “Up Close”. Holy Cow, it’s a party!
Read MoreMiki had never been to the ocean before. He was used to car trips, and hotels too. As we drove onto Paseo de la Palma, the curvy road that takes you close to the resorts, I could see his nose twitching as I looked in the rearview mirror. A new smell.
Read MoreRey del Mar (THE PIRATE SHIP) sails for a sunset cruise every day, weather allowing. Times change for boarding, depending on the time of year, so call Captain Tony Sanabria at (011-52-638) 383-5490 or local cell (044-638) 112-3686 for your exact time to be there at the dock.
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Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
