Only 40 active cases of Covid-19 are being reported today in Zihuatanejo. The rate of occurrence for Guerrero is currently 21.2 per 100,000 residents, and the rate of death in Guerrero is 8 deaths per 100 confirmed cases. Maybe if we had more and better hospitals, something we need in Zihuatanejo a lot more than a remodeled waterfront walkway.

Lots of turtle tracks everywhere on the beaches we walked this morning. I hope their eggs remain safe.

I was disappointed this morning to find the nest apparently empty where the turtle eggs from yesterday's photo had been moved to. I'd been led to believe the city government had someone patrolling Zihuatanejo's beaches to keep turtle eggs safe from poachers at Playa Principal and La Madera like they claim they're doing at La Ropa, and I must wonder if not, why not? Was it just a(nother) false claim? ¿Otra simulación de su deber? Are La Madera and Principal second class beaches not worthy of the same quality of care and attention as La Ropa? I'm waiting for a reply from them (but not holding my breath).

Zihuatanejo lost two of its beloved family members today. El Profesor Lupo and Xico Ramírez. Both of natural causes, but being confined because of this damned pandemia isn't helping anyone's health. They will be dearly missed by their families and friends. QEPD

After the rainy holidays during the week it was good today to see tourists visiting and getting out to enjoy the natural beauty of our region. La Madera was a busy place this morning, and the waves weren't so high as they'd been most of the week.

¡Cuidemos nuestro patrimonio!
#NoBlueFlagEnNuestrasPlayas
#PreservemosPlayaManzanillo

Lupita during our morning stroll getting energized at Punta Lupita on Playa La Madera.