Life in the Z Lane

It's simply an indescribably fulfilling experience to wake up in this beautiful paradise. Awaking with the love of my life. Welcomed to the new day by the aroma of the nearby bakery and the smell of fresh coffee from our kitchen, two of my favorite scents, it all tantalizes the senses. Surely I've got to be one of the most fortunate people who have ever lived. Lucky me!

This morning's idyllic and tranquil beach scene from our "front yard".

New whale observation rules posted at the municipal pier.

Making ends meet Zihuatanejo style.

Pelicans and fishermen sharing the fruit of the sea.

Rob, Great photos as usual. Have you noticed that there are more Humpbacks around, than there were years ago? Curious, because in BC the population has increased a lot in the last ten years!

You are very lucky indeed, to have created your life in such a great spot. I make your photos my desktop all the time. My wife and I can hardly wait for retirement to motorhome down behind the Rainbirds and start spending winters with my toes in the sand. I love the Cowichan Valley but I want to spend winters kicking back in the heat. Soon, baby, soon.

Here is a neat website http://www.whalesinmexico.com/

Its about the Whales of Guerrero.

Thanks for the link. I'm familiar with this project. They were operating out of Barra de Potosi a few years ago.

Rob your images are from the heart and we luv them!!!