The Pre-Columbian natives of Mexico were mining gold, silver and other minerals long before the Spanish arrived at the New World in 1492. It was not long after the Spanish arrived that they began enslaving the indigenous people...
Read MoreIn one of my previous stories I told of my friend the horse wrangler D.K. He had a job at one of the guest lodges on the outskirts of the Bob Marshall Wilderness in Montana. That is where I’m from in another life. Cold! Snow!...
Read MoreRoger Clyne and the Peacemakers delivered another fun winter weekend with the seventh January Jam at JJ’s Cantina. The January Jam started in 2008 after the recording of Turbo 8. In this audio and video session the members...
Read MoreMucho si! That’s the response I got when I asked Edwin and Isabel if they liked the idea which I call, Touch a Life. You see, Edwin and Isabel are husband and wife with the handicap of deafness, thus unable to speak (mutes) although Isabel has partial hearing in one ear. You see, rather than enduring poverty for the duration, we believe that if a few take interest and help and oh yes…this is not charity nor a hand out for they are proposing to work for multiple prop
Read MoreWhile the exploits of Pancho Villa are probably not an everyday topic of conversation in the Sea of Cortez community of Puerto Peñasco, his legendary contributions to the Mexican Revolution of the early 1900’s substantially impacted various Sonoran locations, as well as numerous places in the neighboring state of Chihuahua.
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Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
