Puerto Vallarta and Puerto Escondido

Inner Sanctum Night Is My Shroud 1949

Music video filmed by Mexican tours based in Puerto Escondido Mexico .

🎥 Todos los lunes, les invito a compartir mis pelis favoritas, de todos estilos, todas épocas, en Cine Luciernaga/Firefly Cinema, a las 8:30pm. Seguimos con musicales 🎶 clásicos. Gracias Gaby ! 🎥 every Monday, I invite you to share my favorite movies, of all styles, all times, in cinema Firefly / Firefly Cinema, at 8:30 pm. We continue with musical 🎶 classics. Thanks Gaby!

🎥 Todos los lunes, les invito a compartir mis pelis favoritas, de todos estilos, todas épocas, en Cine Luciernaga/Firefly Cinema, a las 8:30pm.
Seguimos con musicales 🎶 clásicos. Gracias Gaby !

🎥 every Monday, I invite you to share my favorite movies, of all styles, all times, in cinema Firefly / Firefly Cinema, at 8:30 pm.
We continue with musical 🎶 classics. Thanks Gaby!

Sometimes we may start the movie at 8 pm....so come early! Baked Potatoes (Crema, Butter, Beans, Cheese, Corn) available.....$40 pesos

Sometimes we may start the movie at 8 pm....so come early!  Baked Potatoes (Crema, Butter, Beans, Cheese, Corn) available.....$40 pesos

Suspense The Doctor Prescribed Death 1943

Wednesday night to bring 2nd meteor shower in 2 nights By Brian Lada, AccuWeather meteorologist and staff writer Updated Oct. 8, 2019 5:59 PM

Wednesday night to bring 2nd meteor shower in 2 nights

By Brian Lada, AccuWeather meteorologist and staff writer

Updated Oct. 8, 2019 5:59 PM

Two minor meteor showers, the Draconids and Southern Taurids, are expected to peak on the nights of Oct. 8-9 and Oct. 9-10. However, don't let that discourage you. These meteor showers have unique reasons to head outside for a night under the stars. Let's find out more.

Two meteor showers will peak on consecutive nights this week, including one known for bringing incredibly bright meteors known as fireballs.

The back-to-back meteor showers will give stargazers of all ages several chances to spot some shooting stars right from their backyard.

The double header kicked off on Tuesday evening with the Draconid meteor shower.

Although the Draconids are minor shower that typically peaks with around 10 meteors an hour, it has been known to surprise stargazers. In 2018, there was a brief outburst that showered European onlookers with over 140 meteors per hour, according to the International Meteor Organization.

Onlookers later in the week may still be able to spot a few shooting stars associated with the Draconids, but in fewer numbers than at the shower's peak.

Southern Taurid meteor shower
When: Wednesday, Oct. 9 into Thursday, Oct 10

Immediately following the Draconids will be the Southern Taurids, the second meteor shower to peak in as many nights.

Similar to the Draconids, the Southern Taurids are a minor shower with fewer than 10 meteors per hour, but don’t let the slim numbers discourage you.

“The Taurids are rich in fireballs,” the American Meteor Society said on their website.

Fireballs are meteors that appear incredibly bright as they streak through the sky. They can be so bright that they can cast shadows on the ground for several seconds.

Mainly clear skies will allow for uninterrupted viewing conditions for much of the U.S. on Wednesday night with the exception of widespread clouds over the northern Plains, as well as along the coastal Northeast.

Folks that miss these meteor showers do not have to wait long for another opportunity to spot some shooting stars. The Orionid meteor shower peaks later this month on the night of Oct. 21 into Oct. 22 and usually brings around 20 meteors per hour.

Where to look in the sky during a meteor shower

One of the biggest misconceptions with meteor showers is that you need to look in a certain part of the sky to see shooting stars, when the opposite is true.

During the peak of a meteor shower, meteors are visible in all areas of the sky, not just near the radiant point.

“You want to get as much sky in your field of view as possible,” AccuWeather astronomy blogger and meteorologist, said. . “My favorite approach to meteor viewing is to find a conformable lounge chair or even just a yoga mat to lie on.“

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Although you do not need to look at the radiant point, its location in the sky is still important. The higher the radiant point is in the sky, the greater number of meteors will be visible.

Knowing where the radiant point of the Dracondis and the Southern Taurids will also help onlookers know the origin of meteor they have seen. If you see a shooting star and trace it backward, it will point toward the shower’s radiant point, or part of the sky where the meteors originate.

Onlookers that see meteors streaking from the northwestern sky will know that they are part of the Draconids. Meanwhile, those that can be traced back to the eastern sky will be part of the Southern Taurids.

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Siargao Cloud 9 Surfing Cup - Finals day

Siargao Cloud 9 Surfing Cup - Finals day

The Witch's Tale The Wonderful Bottle 1931

Zipolite, Mexico Weather Observations Surf-forecast.com Recent Wind, Wave, Temperature and Weather observations near Zipolite, Mexico.

Zipolite, Mexico Weather Observations Surf-forecast.com Recent Wind, Wave, Temperature and Weather observations near Zipolite, Mexico.

Con la pinta de murales alusivos da inicio la cuenta regresiva para las respectivas comparsas y muerteadas en la Ciudad de #Oaxaca y sus alrededores. Ya huele a festividad de Día de muertos. A comparsas. A muerteadas. #EnOaxacaLaMuerteSeVive #DíaDeMuertos #TodoSantos #Muerteadas #Comparsas Chinas Oaxaqueñas Genoveva Medina With the paints of murals, the countdown begins for the respective comparsas and muerteadas in the city of #Oaxaca and its surroundings. It smells like a day of the dead. To Comparsas. To Muerteadas. #Enoaxacalamuertesevive #dayofthedead #todosantos #muerteadas #comparsas

Con la pinta de murales alusivos da inicio la cuenta regresiva para las respectivas comparsas y muerteadas en la Ciudad de #Oaxaca y sus alrededores. Ya huele a festividad de Día de muertos. A comparsas. A muerteadas. #EnOaxacaLaMuerteSeVive #DíaDeMuertos #TodoSantos #Muerteadas #Comparsas Chinas Oaxaqueñas Genoveva Medina

With the paints of murals, the countdown begins for the respective comparsas and muerteadas in the city of #Oaxaca and its surroundings. It smells like a day of the dead. To Comparsas. To Muerteadas. #Enoaxacalamuertesevive #dayofthedead #todosantos #muerteadas #comparsas

We congratulate adasha Geraldine for her 5 years 🥳👸🎠 in town, pochutla. Your guests enjoyed our bucket ramp unicorns and paintings 🎉🎊🧨 For your special events, we have inflatables of the best quality. 🦎🐸

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We congratulate adasha Geraldine for her 5 years 🥳👸🎠 in town, pochutla.

Your guests enjoyed our bucket ramp unicorns and paintings 🎉🎊🧨

For your special events, we have inflatables of the best quality. 🦎🐸

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Nos vemos miercoles 9 Octubre a la Teraza Bar La PasiOn. Zipolite adoquin. Mi Casa es Tu Casa.

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Nos vemos miercoles 9 Octubre a la Teraza Bar La PasiOn. Zipolite adoquin.
Mi Casa es Tu Casa.

See you Wednesday 9 October to the terrace bar la passion. Zipolite Cobblestone.
My house is your home.

New whale watching zone declared in Oaxaca The 280-square-kilometer area lies off Puerto Escondido Published on Monday, October 7, 2019

 Tourism is expected to benefit from the declaration.

New whale watching zone declared in Oaxaca

The 280-square-kilometer area lies off Puerto Escondido

Published on Monday, October 7, 2019

The federal Secretariat of the Environment (Semarnat) has created a new whale watching zone off the coast of Oaxaca.

The 280-square-kilometer area stretches between the municipalities of Santa María Colotepec and San Pedro Mixtepec, just off the shores of Puerto Escondido.

“[We are] very excited,” said Gonzalo Ramírez Patiño, president of the local whale watching cooperative Rosa de los Vientos (Compass Rose), who worked with the University of the Sea (UMAR) to attain the observation zone designation.

“It’s a dream for all of us. I believe it’s a benefit for Puerto Escondido. We know that this will bring about a boom. With good publicity, it will bring lots of tourism,” he said.

The Oaxaca coast is a transit zone for many different whale species as they travel to and from their habitat in the Gulf of California and seas further south.

“The whales begin to arrive in December and they return to their feeding grounds, in the north of the country, in February, March, and by April there aren’t any whales,” said Francisco Villegas Zurita, a researcher at UMAR. “So the data tells us that the best months to see whales in the zone near Puerto Escondido, Mazunte and San Agustinillo are January and February.”

The creation of the zone includes a series of regulations for enjoying this spectacle of nature, among them the prohibition of boats to get within 60 meters of the whales. Tourism boat captains will also be required to take training to learn to observe them.

“The whales have done their part by migrating. It falls on us to have certification, and we will soon have it. I believe that the tourists that come for this will look for certified individuals, people with the knowledge and experience we’ve acquired through our research,” said Villegas.

Puerto Escondido is the second observation zone to be designated in Oaxaca. The first was created off the coast of Mazunte in 2015.

Source: Ciudadanía Express (sp)

Siargao Cloud 9 Surfing Cup - Day 4

Sarah Darling Country Roads - with Kenny Foster

Sarah Darling

Country Roads - with Kenny Foster

So looking forward to heading to Germany with Kenny for C2C Country Music Week "In The Round" 2019! Ticket link below! https://www.eventim.de/artist/cmw-cou...

DEC 28 Warrior Reggae Camping Zipolite 4to Aniversario

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Warrior Reggae Camping Zipolite 4to Aniversario

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WARRIOR REBEL CREW les hace la coordial invitación a: WARRIOR REGGAE CAMPING ZIPOLITE OAXC.
4to ANIVERSARIO

Del viernes 28 de DIC. al martes 1ro de ENERO

Vamos tod@s a despedir el año al ritmo de REGGAE MUSIC y a recibir un año más de la misma manera, en la hermosa playa de ZIPOLITE OAXACA.

🎊🎉Celebrando 🎉 🎊
WARRIOR REBEL SOUND CREW.
REGGAE NIGHT SESSION

TOUR: salida día sabado 28 de DICIEMBRE a las 9:00 pm, de metro REVOLUCIÓN -- Av puente de Alvarado (a un costado le la entrada de el metro revolución)

Regreso:miercoles 1ro de ENERO a las 4:00 pm de ZIPOLOTE OAXACA---(para poder llegar antes de que amanezca el día jueves y tod@s puedan ir a sus respectivos trabajos)

Costó: $1300•• pesos por persona (niñ@s menores de 7 años no pagan pasaje yendo sentad@s en las piernas de sus acompañantes)
PRECIO BOLETOS NIÑOS $ 1000 RECUERDEN QUE PUEDEN HACER SUS APARTADOS CON 400 PESOS ***CUPO LIMITADO***

Incluye: viaje redondo CD.MX. - ZIPOLITE OAXC. (Autobuses primera clase, aire acondicionado, baño, reproductor Cd - dvd.

Incluye: ZON CAMPING
Incluye: REGGAE NIGHT SEASION.

Venta de boletos: *** los djs/selecters que estarán en session

Venta y apartado de boletos: FACEBOOK/ WARRIOR REBEL SOUND CREW
FACEBOOK/ Lalo Beatz
CEL/WHATS: 5531220136

Num de cuenta para apartado de boletos:
97471395450907 BANCO AZTECA
EDUARDO OLIVARES

Oaxaca sonríe

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