... in the kiddie pool area.
Reminds one a little of ...
Davis' Farmland (see Six Summer Birthdays 2005).
There were three J/80s from JWorld NV racing each other
We were facing east, so this is sunrise
Mexico has perfected the speedbump, but not construction
This lot with dock goes for $550K ...
... in case anyone is interested.
And you could have your own villa ...
... right next to a marina ...
... that charges $800 per mo. for a forty footer.
This nice place had a swimming pool
Huichole art in Paradise Village
Meri at the Grand Mayan entrance ...
... which had eight statues of Mayans four stories high (coudn't get a good photo beyond their knees in the dark).
Stopped here for breakfast on the way to the Huicholes village
Breakfast at Rincon de Guayabidos on the coast
A very old church at Compostela
Every square has his statue ...
... and sometimes a gazebo.
Compostela street
Up to the mountains (you should see the "roads")
Tini village of adobe homes (130 Indians)
Miguel prepared us well for "going back to the past"
First each of us was cleansed by the "Marakame"
Then we went into their temple ...
... which had been set afire by local Mexicans (so no roof)
They played home-made instruments (Santos, the guide on right) ...
... and danced (more of a two-step).
Marakame (left) has a son (white suit, right) who has a law degree and is going to sue the pants off those PV Indian exploiters.