We made it home on Saturday via Uber, airplane, taxi, ferry and feet. Kind of a long day and we were grateful to have not missed the last few ferry time slots to Isla. Our Valentine’s dinner was a perfect way to end our trip last Friday. We had been on the lookout in Queretaro […]
Today is the last full day of our ten day Queretaro-area trip. We decided to eat cheap for lunch and splurge for dinner. So we headed down to the mercado where we knew there are lots of cheap food vendors. The problem at the mercado is selection. We walked around and noticed that, of the […]
We don’t really know much about Guanajuato except what we’d heard about old Mariano. Us leaving San Miguel de Allende Robert Earl Keen is one of our fav singer-songwriters. We’ve belted out silly lines like “He was a Mexican. We didn’t know what to think of him until he sang ‘Feliz Navidad, Feliz Navidad’ too […]
We are getting miles of walking in everyday. Five to six miles each morning and another shorter walk in the evening. There is a nice bus system in town with four lines spreading out through town. But we really want to stroll, take pictures and see the views. Not every church is huge. But every […]
We have probably given people the impression that traveling by bus is only for real road warriors like us willing to dehydrate themselves in the name of budget travel. So it is funny that yesterday, we got off the bus in San Miguel de Allende and Randall said, “I am not traveling by airplane anymore. […]
Queretaro used to be hard to say. Now it rolls of my tongue every time I turn a corner here and exclaim, again, “Oh my gosh! Queretaro (K-ray-tuh-row) is amazing!” We arrived yesterday and got settled into our Airbnb rental. It is a very modern building set behind one of the many nondescript metal doors […]
We are packing today for our trip to Queretaro and San Miguel de Allende. It shouldn’t take long as we can only take one small backpack each. Mural by Artists Barbara Siebenlist and Fredo Kenrin at Casa Oasis. Gorgeous colors. When I was cooped up in the polar vortex at Basecamp Nyango last month, Randall […]
It is nice to get to be with your heros! And I have spent January with most of my heros – my great big awesome family! What a great time! The only thing missing was Randall, who stayed behind working on boat projects. I am really thankful he wanted me to go spend January having […]
by Michelle George After 8 glorious weeks aboard NYANGO the time came for me to leave. It wasn’t what I wanted but I’d already worn out my welcome, by weeks!!! I have a 97 year old Mother who had been chomping at the bit for me to return and Randall needed his space!!! Being in […]
Back in Rio Dulce, we made the plan of sailing to Utila, Roatan and then to Isla Mujeres. We were flexible about the itinerary, as most sailors are. There was the possibility at any stop that we would collectively just want to stay put. But, as sailors often do, we were more prone to view […]