The 7th Annual Tournament was held on April 5, 2014 in Cholla Bay. Mother Nature decided to challenge us with the wind in the morning. After she demolished a couple pop-up’s and made us look silly chasing registration forms, she calmed down. It ended up being a nice day for throwing some shoes!
Read MoreA Whale of a Tale or a Whale’s Tail? (Part 3, the End)
Well it is both. Twenty of us led by Russ and Naomi of Peñasco Recreation headed for Baja California Sur and the lagoon where the baby whales are born. Eight members of this band of twenty were the Peñas
Read MoreSugar comes from a perennial grass that produces multiple stems; each stem grows into sugarcane; sucrose accumulates in the stalk. Sugarcane is native to the temperate and tropical regions of Southeast Asia. When the farming of sugarcane started is still unknown. One theory is that domestication began many thousands of years ago. It’s believed that Arab traders brought the sugar from Asia to other parts of the known world, including Andalusia, an area located
Read MoreThis month of June a lot of us are thinking about Father’s Day, some of us think of our fathers who have passed away, and are not quite sure what to do on Father’s Day. I recently lost my step dad who was like a second father to me and who I was raised with for many years. He didn’t even get sick he just literally dropped dead one day, this inspired me to write:
Read MorePresidentPenaNietoDuring his visit to the “Shuck Toak” Visitors Center of the Pinacate Biosphere Reserve on Earth Day, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto extended an invitation for all Mexicans to care for and conserve the environment. There, after flying over the volcanic zone of the Pinacate, Peña Nieto acknowledged all of the departments and individuals who have worked collectively to preserve the land.
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Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
