Situated amongst the various curio shops, fish markets and restaurants in the Old Port area is a weathered statue of a fisherman – wearing only shorts and firmly grasping a large fish at his side – and dedicated to the local individuals involved in the commercial fishing business. Judging from his appearance, he also represents more than a pescador.
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Read MoreThis is great news for many, especially those who live in and stay in the Sandy Beach area when they visit Rocky Point. In keeping with his pre-election promises, Mayor Gerardo Figueroa Zazueta continues to secure funding and initiate road improvement projects to better the infrastructure of our little slice of paradise by the sea.
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Read MoreIf you haven’t been to Cholla Bay, you have missed a very special community! Fishermen have known about Cholla Bay since the 1930’s or 40’s – there are still “old timers” with stories to tell of getting to Cholla over the old one lane sand road, that was converted to a 2-lane toll road, still sand, that was converted to a free 2-lane dirt road across the desert, that evolved into the current paved road that winds its way along Sandy Beach before changing into a wide improved caliche road that is well-maintained and leads to the charming community that reminds many of a Mediterranean village in Greece or Italy.
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Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
