Priceless Photo....

Agreed. My first reaction was that, in our country, the barbarians would destroy something like that in about 5 minutes.

As of today Zihuatanejo has registered a cumulative total of 1,480 confirmed cases of Covid-19 (2 more than yesterday), 107 that have resulted in fatalities, 22 that are currently active, and approximately 1,250 that have recovered. A little over 13% of the total cases have required hospitalization.

In our part of town I continue seeing more people using facemasks than those who aren't, and that is encouraging. Mexico's Secretario de Salud said that it doesn't look like we'll have vaccines until around March of next year. Something positive to look forward to albeit a ways off. But while parts of Mexico are having a worse time than others, much of Mexico seems to be respecting the health safety protocols and reducing the rate of transfer of the virus. Durango and Chihuahua seem to be having the hardest time of all the states.

One of the decorative altars set up on the Paseo del Pescador near Playa La Madera for Día de Muertos.