Monday, February 18, 2013
Playa Zipolite. Welcome To The Beach Of The Dead!: Playa Zipolite
Playa Zipolite. Welcome To The Beach Of The Dead!: Playa Zipolite: to the west San Agustinillo Mazunte, Oaxaca Playa Ventanilla Puerto Escondido Punta Cometa Ventanilla, Oaxaca to the ea...
Playa Zipolite. Welcome To The Beach Of The Dead!: LYOBAN
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Playa Zipolite. Welcome To The Beach Of The Dead!: Reviewing the Review: Charting a New Spirits MenuS...
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Brian Legg, ZBB is hosting an open mic on 2013-02-19 at 20:00 @ Colibri.. in Playa Zipolite
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Amazing seven mile long super mega-pod of thousand dolphins spotted off th
Published on Feb 17, 2013
Mystery over Thousands of Dolphins Spotted off the Coast of San Diego
A group of over 100,000 dolphins spotted off the coast of San Diego caused a spectacle for nature watchers as they traveled together in an enormous pack.
A group of over 100,000 dolphins spotted off the coast of San Diego caused a spectacle for nature watchers as they traveled together in an enormous pack.
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Saturday, February 16, 2013
06 Castillo de Chapultepec by TravelPod Member Camposgalan
Castillo de Chapultepec Mexico City Slideshow: TravelPod Attractions’s trip to Mexico Stad was created with TripAdvisor TripWow!
Saturday, February 9, 2013 Huatulco (day 3)
Saturday, February 9, 2013 Huatulco (day 3)
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Huatulco (day 3)
When we got up yesterday morning, we had sort of planned to move on. But we got a little lazy and before we knew it, it was past 9:00am and we hadn't lifted a finger to get packed up. So we decided to stay another day!
This place has some pretty interesting birds flying around. I don't know anything about birds, and I don't really want to, but I know when they're kinda pretty.
This place has some pretty interesting birds flying around. I don't know anything about birds, and I don't really want to, but I know when they're kinda pretty.
Looks like a parakeet to me, but what do I know...
Two of them together.
Some kind of jaybird? Doesn't matter to me, but like I said, they're kinda pretty.
Woody?
So anyway, with all of these pretty birds flitting around, it's sure to attract some bird people. And it does.
Whenever a cruise ship parks up in Huatulco port, one of the day trips is bird watching. So a bunch of cruise ship tourists showed up to the campround in fancy white vans and with cameras that cost more than the little blue car.
It turns out that cruise ship people don't like camping people.
I didn't know this, but our friend David mentioned that the cruise ship people won't talk to him when they come into the campground. I decided to test this out and walked up to a group of them to tell them about the parakeets that were over near our tent.
I asked them if they had seen any parakeets yet. One snotty woman said "Well, we've seen parrots, but we haven't seen parakeets" and a few of them snickered. I said "Well I'm not a bird person, I just know that they're a pretty green bird and thought I would mention that there are some here". Their tour guide said "thanks" but they never did come over. That was that.
Then, half an hour later Ruth and I are house sitting for Joyce and David while they were out. We were actually sitting in their chairs because they're more comfy than ours! Anyhow, two bird women walked by talking in English and I could clearly hear what they were saying. One mentioned that she had friends in Ottawa. I piped up in a loud voice "Hey, we're from Ottawa"...the woman looked at me, didn't say a word, and kept on walking. So I said it louder...no response. Very strange. Ruth and I looked at each other and shook our heads. People sure are funny aren't they??!!
We finally decided we should go out and do something, so after lunch we drove to park in the nearby town of La Crucicita. It was baking hot though and we walked around a bit, but the park is pretty run down and there's not much to see.
Ruth on the park paths.
So then we drove over to the marina and had a look at the expensive yachts...
Maybe the cruise ship people would talk to the guys living on these expensive yachts?
Then we found a mirador lookout near Playa Arrocito.
Careful...it's fairly steep!
Playa Arrocito is a pretty little beach.
Then we went back to the campground until it got closer to dinner time. We really like that roast chicken place in town, so we went back there for another 70 peso ($5.65) dinner for two!
But this morning, we're definitely outta here. Up early, tent packed up, and on the road. We've got a fairly long drive to do, about 400 kms I think. Next stop, Puerto Arrista, Chiapas!
Sabado / Noches de Salsa / Live Music ! February 16 at 10:00pm in UTC-06 Playa Kabbalah in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca
Con certeza, podemos
Viernes, 15 de febrero de 2013
Los desafíos que enfrentamos no son nunca los verdaderos problemas.
El problema es que no creemos que podemos vencer.
Tener certeza en tu habilidad para hacer lo que es correcto es la clave para vencer tus dudas, tus demonios, tus limitaciones.
Con certeza, no sólo puedes, lo lograrás.
Certainly we can
Friday, February 15, 2013
the challenges we face are never the real problems.
The problem is that we do not believe that we can overcome.
Certainty in your ability to do what is right is the key to overcome your doubts, your demons, your limitations.
Certainly, not only you can, you will succeed. (Translated by Bing)
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