Adiós a FlosZIH

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I thought we might get lucky and enjoy a sunny Tuesday with Flossie past, but no such luck, though there was a lovely rainbow this morning. The sun peeked through a few times, but we also had a couple of brief rainfalls and some wind gusts. Nothing torrential. Flossie was visible on our western horizon all day as it grew in size. Even the ocean has calmed down here, and the port of Zihuatanejo and Playa Linda were reopened to navigation by small vessels. Let's hope it doesn't cause too much destruction along the rest of the coast to our north.

As predicted, animosity against Gringos is growing due to what the U.S. federal government is doing, so it behooves Gringos to keep a low profile and be polite. If you're someone who voted for terrorist thugs and ethnic cleansing, stay in the USA, you aren't welcome here. It's bad enough that our municipal government is targeting Gringos for extortion and setting them up for ambushes to be arrested, like what happened on La Ropa Beach recently.

Another day of slow tourism. The waterfront restaurants were mostly empty, and the few people out strolling on the Paseo were mostly locals. We didn't see any boat traffic at the pier. Those of us who work for a living here often see people we haven't seen for months or years during this time of year. Many shops and restaurants didn't even bother to open.

One of the nicest lodgings at Troncones that seems to have something for everyone is Casa de La Sirena. A luxurious private beachfront compound in Troncones featuring a 3-bedroom villa with a private pool, three 1-bedroom MiniVillas, and two side-by-side 2-story 1-bedroom bungalows that share a pool. Truly an oasis in paradise!
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¡Cuidemos nuestro patrimonio!
#MásSeguridadPúblicaMenosCemento
#BlueFlagNoPlayaPlatinoSí
#PreservemosPlayaManzanillo
#DenunciaElEcocidio

Se formó un bonito arcoíris durante el amanecer mientras las últimas bandas del huracán Flossie pasaron sobre Zihuatanejo. ¡Adiós!