I was not as much of a photographer as I would liked to have been during our visit with my brother and his wife in Mexico. However, I rationalize the relative paucity of photos by arguing that I was more interested in being “in the moment” than in recording it for posterity. That may be partially true, too. At any rate, here is a one-minute beach walk video and a few additional photos from our Mexican trip.
A burro on the beach at Yves, a restaurant/bar on the Ajijic lakefront. The owner of Yves feeds the burro, which had been abandoned, and cares for it.
The sign for Tabarka, a wonderful little restaurant on the Carretera, just a few blocks from Clay’s and Joan’s place. Fantastic seafood and a wonderful tapas dinner special on Friday evenings.
View from Clay’s and Joan’s balcony.
A photo cannot do justice to the waves…and their incredible power!
Chile en Nogada from Los Telares, a restaurant in Ajijic. They were incredible!
Janine, Clay, and Joan at a beachside restaurant in Manzanillo.
Clay and Joan on the beach in Manzanillo
Statue of Neptune in front of Juanito’s, a beachside restaurant in Manzanillo.
Janine, Joan, and Clay at Jolanda’s, a restaurant on the beach in La Manzanilla.
Clay at Eureka, a very rustic beachside restaurant in Manzanillo. I LOVED this place!
Clay’s calamondin tree, poolside. The fruit is delicious.
A view looking west on the Ajijic Malecón.
Yes, Trish, we had a great time!
John, these are lovely pictures! As far as “being in the moment”, that is perfectly understandable…would have done the same! Judging by your photo’s, and comments, sounds like you four had a wonderful, and memorable trip! Olé!!
Love the photos, John, and listening to the ocean.
Robyn, Dia de Los Muertos should be fantastic! Enjoy! Bev, I’m going to send you some informational links re: our earlier communications.
Lovely. I head to Oaxaca at the end of the month for an art workshop and hanging out for Dia de Los Muertos. Can’t wait to be with such a lovely people.
Glad that you were enough in the moment to not be busy snapping photos, John. Looks like you had a wonderful time.