One last trip up to the lighthouse, and then it was time to say adios to Mazatlan.
There seem to be more cats each time we go. Always well fed and watered by the locals that walk/run the path each day. We always come prepared as well.
There are always fun little waves for boogie boarding in Mazatlan.
Eye right on the ball like a champ.
Taking the slow road to Sayulita.
We immediately became co-owners of Tango and Mambo, the campground cats. They wait outside the door and come inside the moment we open up in the morning.
This was Ouest’s Christmas present. It’s a 5’6″ fish. I wanted to make sure it was a good fit, and wanted Lowe to try it out before we got him his own. But, of course, he wants nothing to do with her board. For the first time in memory, he cares about the color pink.
Back with old friends. There are a ton of kids around this year. Most of them are even younger than ours, unfortunately. But still, always lots of friends around to play with when in Sayulita. Always feels a bit like a hippie commune.
26 Comments on “From Maz to Sayulita”
You know your future has you following the surfing competitions for your kids to compete.
I can certainly think of worse things to do with my time. 🙂
GPS!?!
You can thank Ali for that. It’s a new addition. I will say that it’s nice not having to spend hours transcribing directions from Google maps into a notepad, though. 🙂
Google Maps on Apple Carplay is next. The Horror 🙂
Looks pretty great. We’re in our RV in San Felipe now. Kind of Baja Lite. Hopefully this convinces my wife we can go further south next year.
Cool. San Felipe is a fun place. Enjoy it!
hey man! if you want come to Cuernavaca, Mexico! we can make a trade, your knowledge in trading vs place to stay and tour by a local me!
We were there last year! But we may make it through again this year. We’ll hit you up.
Any brownie sightings?
Not yet. Don’t know if that’s a good thing or a bad thing. Not many dogs at all this year, actually. Hoping that that means the dog rescue’s work is paying off. (http://sayulitanimals.org/)
Sayulita is a total hippie commune. I’ve never been to California, but I imagine that is what it’s like!
I hope you let your co pilot operate the shift in the truck
Yeah, they both shift. They’ll be driving a stick before an auto.
Go Ouest go! I absolutely loved the Mexico Heart sticker; understated.
Your son reminds me of a puppy whos paws and forearms are growing at a faster rate than the body, providing a glimpse of the man to be.
haha, well said.
I admire the “8 legs” on the front seat shot! Truly a family of friends going down the road together. ..
Awesome! What a life!
Lowe got like three feet of air that time!
Should have gotten a pic when he was jumping over me laying on the ground.
Love the yellow awning, what a nice warm glow it casts. Ouest looks like a natural.
Yeah, it does. Gonna be a little tougher to keep it clean, but we like the look too.
Missed you guys again… I figured you’d be heading back to Sayulita, I was there since before Christmas, kinda keeping my eye out for you. Decided to spend a month in Oaxaca, but Sayulita was kinda hard to leave.
Have a taco at El Ivans for me…
Hi, found your blog via our friends at SV Maple. We’d love to visit Sayulita one day, but would fly in (from Vancouver BC). We have a trailer too, but that is a little out of our range of travel right now. Any recommended B&B’s, cottages to rent or similar around?…thanks, Karen
Yes Pat! We will be really happy if you visit us! This is my mail jvidalg1@hotmail.com