East of Z

Such a hard life to have to endure.

Omg Rob!!! That may be the best one yet!! Just beautiful!!!

The students are back in school, the summer vacation tourists have mostly gone home, and life returns to "normal" for the residents of Zihuatanejo. From now until November we tighten our belts and ride out the slow season and see who's still standing when the tourists begin to trickle back.

Meanwhile, we just have to suffer our forelorn existence by ourselves. This was rough to have to watch this morning. Don't know how we put up with such things. Don't you feel sympathy for us?

Septihambre?

Be strong Rob.

The students are back in school, the summer vacation tourists have mostly gone home, and life returns to "normal" for the residents of Zihuatanejo. From now until November we tighten our belts and ride out the slow season and see who's still standing when the tourists begin to trickle back.

Meanwhile, we just have to suffer our forelorn existence by ourselves. This was rough to have to watch this morning. Don't know how we put up with such things. Don't you feel sympathy for us?

No. Lured by your idyllic and wonderfully crafted message,for the first time at this time of year, I've booked a couple of weeks in September, not realizing that Dia de la Independencia falls in the middle...sounds like it could be noisy for a couple of days?

FYI, for Rufo's fans, he plans to open that weekend, on the 15th....

Rob
Thanks for the photo! I will miss my early morning beach walk from La Madera into town as I will be staying in Ixtapa this year.
P.S.
Does anyone know what time the 1st bus runs from Ixtapa to La Noria

Absolutely stunning!