>>> Longlines STEAL from EVERYONE!!!

This Tuesday morning felt just a tad cooler than it's been, and the forecast is for lower temps in the coming mornings as well as a few days with an increased chance of rain. Sounds wonderful!

A 4.9 temblor with its epicentro in San Marcos shook the southern coast of Guerrero this afternoon causing more unnecessary anxiety for folks in Acapulco and Coyuca who are already traumatized. With all the dead vegetation from Huracán Otis, they're also on alert for wildfires. Just one of the many other distracting concerns they have to deal with while they try to rebuild their community, their livelihoods and their lives. A shame that like Zihuatanejo, Acapulco depends solely on tourism and has no other industries to help detonate their economy or to provide jobs while they are unable to receive or attend to tourists, certainly not enough to sustain the population. Both destinations have suffered from too many short-sighted and self-serving politicians.

A patrol boat from the Armada de México was in our bay for a little while today. Recently CONAPESCA retrieved several long lines in front of our coast. It would be nice if this were a permanent ongoing mission, since long lines do so much damage to our marine fauna.

Not a day goes by that I don't give thanks for following my heart to spend my life with the incredible woman who is the love of my life in this magical paradise. The love of my Lupita is my incredible superpower, and why I consider myself the luckiest Gringo in Mexico!

Tucked away on a quiet street in La Madera neighborhood is the lovely vacation inn, Villa Cruz del Mar. A colonial-style home converted into a small family-run vacation inn featuring 12 comfortable air-conditioned rooms, some with kitchenettes, all with cable TV, surrounding an enclosed garden courtyard with a pool. Free wireless internet access and secure parking. Located less than 100 yards from the beach.
Zihuatanejo Hotels, Inns & B&Bs

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