It felt like we left Mexico in a rush and were suddenly back in travel mode with a quick tour of California that lead right into a cross country drive and then on to New Jersey. We’ve been here for a week now and have seemingly slowed things down. The … Continue reading
It’s really only me that calls myself “the Horse” but yesterday, I got my first experience horseback riding in well over a decade. On a side note, it’s somewhat strange that I can now speak of my life in terms of decades. There is a little back story to the … Continue reading
It’s all in a day’s work here in Baja…at least for Matt and me. Machetes abound as the tool of choice for most anyone looking to get work done around here, so when it came time to cutting down the limb of a banana tree in our yard, what better … Continue reading
Our time in Todos Santos has shared many similarities to our time in San Francisco in the sense that in between the short adventures with Mike into La Paz to visit with the crusty sailors and our trip today to the mountains to visit Marcos the potter, we have had … Continue reading
Now that we have been in Mexico for over a week, it’s time for a little observe and report on the area, particularly the peculiar things that we’ve seen and done in our time thus far. As with pretty much any travel that one does not only within the US, … Continue reading
Yesterday, Julie, Mike, and I all headed to La Paz for an afternoon getaway. It’s about a 90 minute drive away and it’s the biggest town down here in Baja at somewhere around 200,000 people. We headed down to the waterfront and spent some time in the touristy part of … Continue reading
What a wonderful life here in Todos Santos. First, apologies for not updating for a few days but my excuse is that we’ve simply been enjoying the new environment so much that we haven’t taken the time to write. It would have almost been a chore to do so, but … Continue reading
And just like that we have been transported out of the US and into Mexico, out of the bicycle life and into the problem-solving, Spanish remembering, attentive world of foreign travel. And many have told us that going to Baja Sur is like being in a US resort and I … Continue reading
