We arrived at a park we lovingly call the dust bowl/sewer RV park. Some parts of the park were very nicely groomed but where they put us was in a newly graded dust bowl. In the middle of the night we all woke up to the intense smell of sewer from the city sewer area. I will stress very intense smell. Yuck! The park had a hot tub...or maybe not.
 The nice part of the park was pictured in the top two photos above. Where they put us was in the bottom two photos.  |   |
 |  The main town area had many topiary trees in the median. This man was at the sidewalk taco shop. |  |
Stopping in Loreto
 One more visit to the weaver before we leave for Playa Santispas with Mike & Lori, and Cork & Cathy. We would be braking free of the caravan for one day. The others wanted to go fishing in Loreto Bay. |   |
Playa Santispas, Baja Sur, Mexico
Our views from our inside windows the first night.
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The first night was cold and windy but we laughed until we cried! Turned Cork's Airstream sideways to block some of the wind. Such a great time with great people.
 | Art and relaxation on the beach.  |
 .I should have taken more pictures of these tiny shells on the beach. They were all different colors. We had super red sunsets.  Gay turning the logs again! |  Table clothes-r-us! We all bought multi numbers of table cloths.  Cute Laurie! |  This standard poodle ran up an down the beach all day long. His owner said he was chasing fish. He stood still for a moment here. She said he could hardly walk at night.  |
Shopping from our RVs and from our chairs. This family was delightful. Mother, father, son, daughter -in-law and grand daughter; from Mitla Oaxaca City. Miguel Garcia and Isablel Sosa are holding the rugs we bought. They had a book that I took pictures of the process that they go through to spin the wool and dye it with natural plant dyes.
      |       This process must take them weeks. |      |
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Many good memories were made at this beach.
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