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With the hurricane season behind us, expect the ocean along our coast to remain mostly glass calm from now until next May, though surfers can still enjoy themselves at choice spots with the help of passing swells out of the north, but it ain't called the Pacific Ocean for nothing!
We enjoyed a relatively mild and cloudy day in Zihuatanejo. Temps started off cool again this morning, in the low 20s. Been having to sleep UNDER a sheet at night. The ocean temp has dropped almost a degree from last month. Hopefully it'll drop a couple of more degrees by the beginning of winter next month.
Many of the restaurants along the downtown waterfront had quite a few foreigners when we strolled past them tonight. Caught Wesley (who says he wants to learn to speak Spanish) explaining to me in English that tonight was the Beaver Moon and there was a group of people that were going to paint it at Casa Arcadia. I think Beaver Moon means something different for Canadians and Yankees than it does for Southerners.
For traditional lodging with a distinct flavor of old Zihuatanejo, I highly recommend Bungalows Pacíficos. Comfortable and with a wonderful view, this small iconic Zihuatanejo bayfront vacation lodging is located in La Madera and features 6 suites and a small house, all with one bedroom with a king-size bed, air conditioning, kitchen, and terrace. The suites also have two single beds, and the small house has a twin-size bed for family or friends. They have direct access to the waterfront and are within easy walking distance of many excellent restaurants as well as downtown.
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¡Cuidemos nuestro patrimonio!
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Un poco pasado del medio día en la bahía de Zihuatanejo. Un día soleado con el océano muy tranquilo.
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Your Beaver Moon joke is hilarious! 
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The November full moon is dubbed the Beaver Moon because it corresponds to the time of year when beavers start sheltering in their lodges, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. This is also historically the time of year when beavers would be trapped as part of the fur trade.
November's full moon is also known as the Digging Moon, the Frost Moon, the Freezing Moon, the Deer Rutting Moon and the Whitefish Moon. The names highlight the onset of colder weather and the actions of animals preparing for winter.
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The November full moon is dubbed the Beaver Moon because it corresponds to the time of year when beavers start sheltering in their lodges, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. This is also historically the time of year when beavers would be trapped as part of the fur trade.
November's full moon is also known as the Digging Moon, the Frost Moon, the Freezing Moon, the Deer Rutting Moon and the Whitefish Moon. The names highlight the onset of colder weather and the actions of animals preparing for winter.
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New moons seem to get named after anything. I want the full moon in April named after me. That is my birth month. It should be called either the Idiot moon or the Asshole moon, both names apply to me. Wouldn't it be nice if one year in April there would two full moons? They could both be named after me.
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Thanks for the detailed explanation,
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The November full moon is dubbed the Beaver Moon because it corresponds to the time of year when beavers start sheltering in their lodges, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. This is also historically the time of year when beavers would be trapped as part of the fur trade.
November's full moon is also known as the Digging Moon, the Frost Moon, the Freezing Moon, the Deer Rutting Moon and the Whitefish Moon. The names highlight the onset of colder weather and the actions of animals preparing for winter.
The only beaver we have in the South is NOT a little dam-building critter. But just because I'm a Southerner doesn't mean I couldn't imagine where the name comes from. It's just not universal, much to the confusion of some of you Yanks and Canucks.


