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.
Stopping in Loreto
Playa Santispas, Baja Sur, Mexico
Our views from our inside windows the first night.
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.
.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.
Many good memories were made at this beach.