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Courtesy Justin.

anyone know what type of insect this is?

Luz and I checked out the Zoo in Mismaloya and we were both pretty impressed. Petting a Giraffe and a Hippo , all in one day is pretty cool. This colorful friend was truly amazing…

You can’t imagine what it’s like to work on the computer at night in an open palapa. It definitely is a learned skill and not for the insect freaked out type. Sure I use other lights for misdirection but my screen is candy for all visitors .

Here was a visitor last night…I played with him or her for at least 30 minutes. Very animated…check out this for more info

Believe it or not, I have never lived with a cat. Meet “esnicker” a super cool, very on it cat…Mice and Bugs beware!

Another from the tourism killer files…bulls loose on the trails…yup, that’s right! On occasion.. we have running of the bulls on our caminos.
Traffic comes from both ways …sometimes they are bringing in bulls from Chacala and pasture and then sometimes they are bringing bulls out of town. In general you will hear the cry of [...]

photo:Matt Roberts

This little pup on first arrival to Yelapa.

I met this pup in San Sebastian a month ago…he hangs off the center in town, when in town stop by and say hi….

Love comes to you in many different forms and you gotta know when to embrace it.

Well… finally a story about scorpions that I can write about. British Scientists found a fossil of a 8 foot scorpion….390 million years old, more proof you have little to worry about here in Yelapa.. ours are only an inch or so long.