Our days have entered a pleasant pattern: foggy mornings, sunny days, cool evenings. Check daily for that weather window, take a bus ride to somewhere and wander the streets, find fresh veggies at the mercado and head home. Maybe we leave on Wednesday; maybe.
But we have totally enjoyed the time here: a busy town, a vibrant historic district, arts, color, and a malecon that stretches for miles.
Enjoy some of these scenes:
 |
| Easter Sunday at Punta Mita -- everyone enjoying the surf and sand |
 |
| A band, well, because we need music |
 |
| Wind and surf sculpted sandstone |
 |
| Land HO! Cape Haro Lighthouse. We anchor to left in Old Harbor |
 |
| Hitching a Ride! This is motorcycle weekend in Mazatlan |
 |
| Lovely colors |
 |
| Rowing out to a boat in the Old Harbor. Backwards with makeshift paddles. |
 |
| Shrimp market -- 1 Kilo for $8 USD. FRESH |
 |
| Rolling a panga in and up the beach -- check the log rolls |
 |
| Long lines -- the curse of night crossings! and day crossings too! |
 |
| Fish market direct from the pangeros |
 |
| Painted building -- so many buildings have murals and paintings |
 |
| Sculpture on the malecon |
 |
| Looking for a day in the sun -- umbrella, boogie board and the breakfast of champions! |
 |
| A Pulmonia is a local open air cab. Note the lighthouse on sculpture. Mazatlan favorites |
 |
| A bike shop -- chock a block full of everything |
 |
| Making tamales |
 |
| Motorcycles lined up at the mercado |
No comments:
Post a Comment