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02/07/2009
On to Manzanillo. 510 miles of divided highway, and 908 pesos in tolls
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After 10 hours of driving we arrived on Melaque. We spent one night there and then went a couple of miles down the road to Barra de Navidad.
The next day was a beach day at Tenacatita. Sam and Teresa went for a kayak and then we played a little bocce ball.
02/12/2009 | MarySue
did you (Slacker) win the games.? glad you had such a good time love mom
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Rounding off the day we met Erik and Terri of Mija on the beach for a couple of beers and food
02/26/2009 | Miss Doris
Wow...to think you were in a place in February where the weather was like summertime in Texas. I'm glad you all had a safe and fun time.
Hugs, Miss Doris
We stayed in a really nice place in Barra de Navidad, right across the street from the Sands hotel. The Delphin has very nice clean rooms and a deck to have your morning orange juice. The Lagoon and Grand Bay hotel provide a spectacular backdrop.
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We then started our trek back on the free road to Puerto Vallarta. The road was a very pretty. Thru all types trees and jungle.
And then back to the coast into P. V
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We did have a mission on this trip besides fun and frivolity. There is a Costco in Puerto Vallarta and Slacker needed some new batteries. Have you ever seen a Costco store with empty parking spaces at the front of the store?
Protecting the military base outside of P.V.
We then made our way to Sayulita, a small town on the beach north of Punta Mita. It has been discovered by surfers from all over and the shops and restaurants are plentiful. Again we found a nice place to rest.
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We did find some time for a couple of cold beverages.
It was a good thing we did not have to follow this guy a long way!
Carnitas anyone?
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