I would have never imagined that our family would be part of a turtle release in Mexico, not once but twice! Our first turtle release in Mexico was several years ago in Puerta Vallarta at the Grand Maya Resort. The second occasion was with Olive Ridley baby sea turtles at the Ayotlcalli Sea Turtle Rescue at […]
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Adventure and Travel, All Things MEXICO, Evergreen, Mexico Photography, Travel Photography
Barra de Potosi, Guerrero, Mexico is My New Favorite Beach Town
25
Aug
Aug
Going through these pictures of Barra de Potosi, Guerrero has been nostalgic. It was a time when we weren’t under quarantine, we were free, and we were happy. Don’t get me wrong, I am not unhappy. I have awesome kids, a wonderful family, and great friends. I also have a nice home, food in the […]
All Things MEXICO, Mexico Photography
How Is Mexico Coping With COVID-19? Living in Coronavirus Times
11
May
May
The coronavirus, or Covid-19, has swept the world including the country of Mexico. For many of us this our first time experiencing a global pandemic such as the coronavirus, especially with the restrictions that have been put upon us by our respective governments. Besides the virus being a little scary these new restrictions feel weird […]
Adventure and Travel, All Things MEXICO, Evergreen, Mexico Photography, Travel Photography
28 Photos of Lake Chapala, El Malecon de Chapala – Beautiful Mexico
26
Jan
Jan
My first impression of Lake Chapala wasn’t a good one. I made my opinion only by the stories I heard about the influx of expats and tourists to Lake Chapala and Ajijic in the past decade or so. However, after visiting the Malecon in Chapala for only a few hours on one Monday morning, as […]
Adventure and Travel, Evergreen, Mexico Photography, Travel Photography
Visit Nuevo San Juan – A Small Town in Michoacan, Mexico
30
Dec
Dec
Nuevo San Juan is a little town in the state of Michoacan, Mexico. The full name of the town is Nuevo San Juan Parangaricutiro. The most interesting fact about this town is that the original San Juan was destroyed by the Paricutin volcano in 1943. After this, they moved the town to a new location […]