El Turismo NaZIHonal

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Friday started off cloudy, looking like it might rain, but it never did. The sun broke through and warmed things up quickly. There is no such thing as cold water in most homes right now since our tinacos sit on our rooftops, and those with black tinacos have only hot water to bathe with. Fortunately we use a cream-colored tinaco so our water doesn't get quite as hot, but it's still lukewarm well into the evening. And at this time of year, even if we manage to have cool water, as soon as you step out of the shower you begin sweating, unless you live in an air-conditioned home, in which case you never acclimate. The secret to getting through our hot periods is being able to acclimate oneself. It doesn't mean going without A/C, but it means not depending on it and not spending most of your time in it, or else you'll never be comfortable here, and then why be here at all?

Inland visitors continue showing up, but surprisingly there are also quite a few Gringos and/or Canadians here, which is unusual at this time of year. We're seeing more of what appear to be middle-class Mexican visitors, exactly what we need. I suspect many of them are arriving on the new flights from several inland and northern cities.

Remember to visit the Eco-Tianguis "Sanka" Saturday morning from 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM in the small plaza in front of the Vicente Guerrero school across the street from the Museo Arqueológico de la Costa Grande. You won't be disappointed!

One of Zihuatanejo's nicest vacation lodgings has grown bigger, from 2 to 5 rooms. Casa Arcoiris located on a small hill overlooking the treetops of La Ropa's huerta where majestic parota trees adorn the view that extends all the way to the bay. They have a pool, air-conditioned rooms, wi-fi, and many other creature comforts. Its owners are wonderful hosts who will make you feel at home in their lovely lodging.
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