What is it like getting a massage in Mexico for 250 pesos? Simple but effective! As well as, relaxing, calming, peaceful, and wonderful :-) This is probably due to the fact that we found two sisters that are very sweet and very good at their jobs! We see them every two weeks and have a […]
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May
May
I have written a post or two about Patzcuaro in the past. It is an authentic little town about 45 minutes North of Uruapan, in Michoacan’s mountains. My husband, Brad, gave a short Bible talk there in an English congregation in February. Afterward, we treated ourselves to dinner at Restaurante La Mesa en Patzcuaro. Their […]
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Apr
Apr
We love the beach! And my mom-in-law loves the beach too! So whenever she visits, it’s beach time! We live in Michoacan and it has some fabulous beaches. We rented a home in Caleta de Campos for a few days and it had the best view plus a pool for the kids. We spent all […]
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Mar
Mar
Going to the doctor in Mexico. Not something that a person would normally write about, much less photograph. But when you are an expat, a person who has moved to a country that isn’t their birthplace, everything tends to be a little different from home. For the most part, it’s all good. You accept it […]
Evergreen, Mexico Travel Blog
Visit Barra de Potosi – A Tranquil Beachfront Fishing Village in Beautiful Mexico
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Mar
Mar
Barra de Potosi is a tiny tranquil beachfront fishing village in the state of Guerrero, Mexico. It is home to a popular lagoon, where you can view the locals fishing for crabs. There are a couple of good seafood restaurants with a great view of the bay, Bahia el Potosi. We rented rooms through Airbnb, […]
Evergreen, Mexico Travel Blog
The Gorgeous Beaches in Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, A Dangerous ‘DO NOT TRAVEL’ Zone in Mexico
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Dec
Dec
UPDATED on 3/8/18 – Zihuatanejo is in Guerrero, Mexico. It is the lesser-known counterpart to Ixtapa, a famous Mexico travel destination. The cities are only a few minutes apart by car or bus. The state of Guerrero is considered one of the most dangerous states in Mexico by the US Department of State. We live […]