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Tere — Thu, 05 Aug 2021 14:09:39 +0000

We were on the pier yesterday evening before the rain - not one person was wearing a mask. There are no tourist police there in the evenings. They may have requirements before getting onto the pier or into the lanchas, but when they come back - no one's wearing a mask. The locals, on the other hand, are masking up. YAY!

Una Vida SenZIHlla

ZihuaRob — Thu, 05 Aug 2021 03:06:05 +0000

https://youtu.be/FVPlrYql-HQ

Once the morning coolness faded and the sun came out in earnest, La Canícula continued pummeling the region today. But just a few minutes ago a nice thunderstorm rolled over Zihuatanejo and let down a nice rain that will make for perfect sleeping weather. Finally! We've been watching storms pass by for days without hardly a drop of rain for relief from the heat.

Everyone here is anxious to know when the vaccinations will resume. Still no word.

For those who live here, in case you were unaware, thanks to recent actions by the federal government there is now a limit on the price of LP gas. Here in Guerrero the maximum price that can be charged for LP gas is 24.09 pesos per kilo and 13.01 per liter. We'll be filling our tank mañana!

Not so many tourists around at the moment. Things have slowed down while the nation tries to get a grip on the pandemia. Almost everyone I see in the street is wearing a facemask, or at least when they are within proximity to others. Good enough!

¡Cuidemos nuestro patrimonio!
#NoAlBlueFlag
#NoAlBlueFlagEnPlayaLaMadera
#PreservemosPlayaManzanillo

Watching storms pass by right outside Zihuatanejo's bay this morning.

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