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Introducing Zipolite
Introducing Zipolite
The beautiful 1.5km stretch of pale sand called Zipolite, beginning about 2.5km west of Puerto Ángel, is fabled as southern Mexico’s perfect budget chill-out spot. It’s a place where you can do as little as you like and enjoy good food and inexpensive accommodation all in wonderfully elemental surroundings of crashing surf, pounding sun, rocky headlands and tree-covered hills. Inexpensive places to stay and eat line the beach, many still reassuringly ramshackle and wooden and with tall thatched roofs that help to create the unique Zipolite landscape. This is one of those magical places where you may find yourself postponing departure more than once.
Last updated: Feb 17, 2009Zipolite has a certain fame as a nudist beach; in fact total nudity is common only at the western end of the beach and in the small cove called Playa del Amor at the east end.
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Hurricane Carlotta Heads Towards Mexico’s Pacific Coast [Video]
Hurricane Carlotta Heads Towards Mexico’s Pacific Coast [Video]
Posted: June 15, 2012
Tropical Storm Carlotta strengthened into a hurricane this Friday morning as it inched closer toward southern Mexico’s Pacific coast.Carlotta, which first formed as a tropical depression late Wednesday night about 515 miles, south-southeast of Puerto Angel, Mexico, is currently about 120 miles off the country’s coast and is moving to the northwest with maximum sustained winds of 80 mph.
“Carlotta appears to be undergoing rapid intensification and is likely to continue until the center (of the storm) moves near or over the Mexican coast in 18 hours or so,” the NHC posted at 11am EST.The agency forecasts a dangerous storm surge and as much as 12 inches of rain that may cause flash-floods and mudslides in the Mexican states of Guerrero, Oaxaca and Chiapas.
As a result, the Mexican government has issued hurricane watches and warnings (which means that hurricane conditions are expected) from Punta Maldonado to Acapulco, and a watch (which means that hurricane conditions are possible) is in effect from Acapulco to Tecpan De Galeana.
Carlotta is the first hurricane and the third named storm of the 2012 Pacific hurricane season.
The Weather Channel has more on Hurricane Carlotta and its projected path in the video below:
Category: News
Tags : 2012 Hurricane season, 2012 pacific hurricane season, Hurricane Carlotta,Hurricane Carlotta 2012, Hurricane Carlotta mexico, Hurricane Carlotta projected path,Pacific hurricane season
Posted: June 15, 2012
Tags : 2012 Hurricane season, 2012 pacific hurricane season, Hurricane Carlotta,Hurricane Carlotta 2012, Hurricane Carlotta mexico, Hurricane Carlotta projected path,Pacific hurricane season
Posted: June 15, 2012
By Michael Söze
Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/256052/hurricane-carlotta-projected-path-2012-mexico/#OgTZjpR0zsiGcz6q.99
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