Lots of talk about the moon lately. To add a few FYI’s: a harvest moon is when the moonrise for several days around the time of the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox occurs nearly at sunset. Before the artificial...
Read MoreIn last month’s PART X of our monthly series of reports on the impact the upcoming home port will have on the economy of our little slice of paradise by the sea, we hope you may have begun to realize that said impact will be greater, wider, longer, deeper, more angular, higher, more inner and inter-twined, intricately webbed and woven than you could have reasonably imagined.
Read MoreOne of the most popular programs that senior citizens enroll for in Mexico is the INAPAM (Instituto Nacional para las Personas Adultas Mayores) discount card. This is offered to all Mexicans and foreign residents who are 60 years of age or older and enables them to enjoy very worthwhile discounts on a whole range of goods and services including food, medicines, transport, clothing, as well as recreation and leisure activities.
Read MoreThe Eiffel Tower in Cholla Bay? Not quite! However, there is a new place for visitors to stay in Cholla Bay, and the accommodations are absolutely charming! Count the fleur de lis, that quintessential French icon, that seem to be everywhere, and you realize that country French has met the the Sea of Cortez. Mrduljas de Familia Bed & Breakfast was born of the travels and experience of its proprietors, David and Cyndi Martin, with enthusiastic encouragement from friends and friends of friends who stayed with them, loved the hospitality, and advised, “You ought to open a bed and breakfast!”
Read MoreProprietors Clark and Samantha, from Canada, have a dream and it is becoming a reality with Frenchy’s Restaurant and Bar. Easy to find, it is located on the corner as you travel from Calle 13 to Sandy Beach and back via the Playa Bonita route. Some will know the location well, as not long ago, it was El Greco Gyros. The building has been completely expanded and remodeled and will open today, March 1, 2015.
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Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
