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Another somber day for local families, many who spent much of the morning at the Panteón Municipal with their departed loved ones. There was a lovely fashion show at the Cancha Municipal last night and tonight with Catrinas modeling traditional regional fashions, but we didn't stay to watch. You can see photos and videos of it in the local media.

Except for the lack of clouds and rain, our local weather remains absolutely perfect, and lots of foreigners continue arriving, many of them wearing huge grins wherever they go for no apparent reason. I know the feeling.

I don't believe anywhere near the number of tourists showed up for this long weekend as local authorities, lodging operators, shops, service providers, and turisteros were led to believe by the local government's tourism office. A shame after all the whoop-tee-doo that was made. Maybe they'll show up for the puente for Día de la Independencia Mexicana on the weekend of November 20.

Since the storms have stopped passing by the ocean has calmed down and the water has cleared up, perfect for going snorkeling or diving. Our dear friend Thierry of Carlo Scuba offers marvelous and safe excursions to the region's best diving sites.
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A view from the back of the Panteón Municipal looking in from beside the now mostly dry arroyo that passes through Agua de Correa. It's become so crowded there are no longer aisles or paths between the gravesites. You pretty much have to walk over graves and tombs to get anywhere.