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February 11th 2012
Published: February 12th 2012
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Super Bowl Sunday, we moved about 140 miles southeast of Puerto Vallarta to San Patricio – Melaque where we checked into Laguna del Tule Trailer Park. We lucked out. There was just one open space on the beach side. The pounding surf rocks our camper. Some of the waves sound like shotgun blasts. There are quite a few Americans here: Rigs with license plates from Maine, Wisconsin, South Dakota, ... Read Full Entry



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Marcia Covert
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We are embarking on a three month RV trip around Mexico and would like to share the experience with family, friends and anyone else who is interested in this fascinating country.... full info
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We waded across this stream to get the beautiful secluded nearby beach.We waded across this stream to get the beautiful secluded nearby beach.
We waded across this stream to get the beautiful secluded nearby beach.
Michelle has problems with her feet. A German tourist staying at the nearby ecological retreat came by just in time to give them a lift.Michelle has problems with her feet. A German tourist staying at the nearby ecological retreat came by just in time to give them a lift.
Michelle has problems with her feet. A German tourist staying at the nearby ecological retreat came by just in time to give them a lift.
The next pictures are of turtle tracks. Lumbering up the beach to dig a nest, lay and bury their eggs takes four to seven hours. The next pictures are of turtle tracks. Lumbering up the beach to dig a nest, lay and bury their eggs takes four to seven hours.
The next pictures are of turtle tracks. Lumbering up the beach to dig a nest, lay and bury their eggs takes four to seven hours.
Ray said they moved so slowly he yearned to help them up the hill.
Am sure an expert could tell whether this one is coming or going but thot it was a neat picture.Am sure an expert could tell whether this one is coming or going but thot it was a neat picture.
Am sure an expert could tell whether this one is coming or going but thot it was a neat picture.
Here you can see the sheer number of tracks. Looks like the ground after a tractor pull!Here you can see the sheer number of tracks. Looks like the ground after a tractor pull!
Here you can see the sheer number of tracks. Looks like the ground after a tractor pull!
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Here you can see where one mama turtle changed her mind about laying eggs, made a U-turn and returned to the sea.Here you can see where one mama turtle changed her mind about laying eggs, made a U-turn and returned to the sea.
Here you can see where one mama turtle changed her mind about laying eggs, made a U-turn and returned to the sea.
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These are the craters where turtles bury their eggs. You can see that this beach is a mixture of white and black sand. I think it makes for more distinctive photographs.These are the craters where turtles bury their eggs. You can see that this beach is a mixture of white and black sand. I think it makes for more distinctive photographs.
These are the craters where turtles bury their eggs. You can see that this beach is a mixture of white and black sand. I think it makes for more distinctive photographs.
Here is one of the little guys out to make his way in the world. I’d guess they are about three inches longHere is one of the little guys out to make his way in the world. I’d guess they are about three inches long
Here is one of the little guys out to make his way in the world. I’d guess they are about three inches long
They move pretty fast.
There he goes!There he goes!
There he goes!
Off to make his way in the world all by himself.Off to make his way in the world all by himself.
Off to make his way in the world all by himself.
You can barely see her in the center of the photo but this is a turtle who decided not to come ashore.You can barely see her in the center of the photo but this is a turtle who decided not to come ashore.
You can barely see her in the center of the photo but this is a turtle who decided not to come ashore.
We think these birds are baby turtle predators. They all seem to be waiting around for breakfast.We think these birds are baby turtle predators. They all seem to be waiting around for breakfast.
We think these birds are baby turtle predators. They all seem to be waiting around for breakfast.
Michelle picked up this seaweed in the sand. Though soaking wet, we decided to have a little fun with it.Michelle picked up this seaweed in the sand. Though soaking wet, we decided to have a little fun with it.
Michelle picked up this seaweed in the sand. Though soaking wet, we decided to have a little fun with it.
I can’t believe I am going to expose myself to such humiliation of actually posting these ugly pictures of myself in my blog!I can’t believe I am going to expose myself to such humiliation of actually posting these ugly pictures of myself in my blog!
I can’t believe I am going to expose myself to such humiliation of actually posting these ugly pictures of myself in my blog!
How ugly can a soaked 65 year old abuela get!How ugly can a soaked 65 year old abuela get!
How ugly can a soaked 65 year old abuela get!
Michoacan coast line from a scenic vista pull out. Michoacan coast line from a scenic vista pull out.
Michoacan coast line from a scenic vista pull out.
Mexico does not generally provide vista points. The most drivers usually get is a quick unsafe glance out of the window. I feel sorry for Ray. I get to have all of the fun.
Hannie and J.P from The Netherlands are traveling the world.Hannie and J.P from The Netherlands are traveling the world.
Hannie and J.P from The Netherlands are traveling the world.
Follow their adventures at www.jphannieontour.nl
J.P. and Hannie's custom rig.J.P. and Hannie's custom rig.
J.P. and Hannie's custom rig.
They began touring the Americas in June 2010. After Mexico, Central and South America, they will ship the rig to Australia then on to Asia. They have no idea when they will return to The Netherlands.



16th February 2012

Johnnette Reed
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ha ha
I can't believe you put that pic on of yourself too but keep it on there! Looks like your finding new things to see on you adventure again. We've been working on the house here alot.If you go into my pics you can see the before and after pics and of things we've been seeing and doing here. We have company coming the end of this mth into next month.Learning our way around this part of the country pretty good since we have a car this year. Hope your travels go safe and have fun. Enjoyed your blog,keep it up.I know its alot of work.
16th February 2012

LunaSea
Marcia Covert

I've looked at your FB pics and loved the aquarium mural. You guys are doing a great job on the house but I just can't figure out what John is building on the outside.

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