La ResistenZIHa Es Fútil

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Guerrero's state health officials report there are NO active cases of Covid-19 in Zihuatanejo. There is only 1 active case on the entire Costa Grande, and that's in Técpan de Galeana. Even Lázaro Cárdenas in Michoacán only reports 1 active case. That heavyset woman is about to warble us a tune.

The humidity and heat are slowly increasing. Not sure we even needed a sheet last night, though snuggling under the sheet felt good right before dawn. Showers at ambient temperature after dark are no longer cold. Little signs that we are passing from one season to another.

The mar de fondo has also returned, and the waves were whomping the beach pretty good last night and today. Two different visitors called in to a radio station this morning to relate their experiences getting whomped by the waves at La Ropa on Monday. The poor tourists don't know what to think with the government telling them one thing about the beaches and the ocean but their eyes and nose telling them another. Other tourists at La Barra said the day started off fine but they had to leave when the smelly brown water rolled in. A nurse shark (the kind of shark Las Gatas is named for) washed up dead on Playa La Saladita today along with other dead fish. A shame to see the fish die. I've seen reports of dead fish all up and down the coast to Acapulco. Hopefully this damned red tide will dissipate soon.

Hotels, Inns and Posadas in Zihuatanejo, Ixtapa, Troncones & Barra de Potosí

¡Cuidemos nuestro patrimonio!
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#PreservemosPlayaManzanillo

Another favorite downtown Zihuatanejo street that still has its original charm with its old paving stones and trees, so far unruined by the local government as so many other streets have been where the paving stones were replaced with faux brick stamped concrete and almost all the trees have been cut down.