On Highway 200 you have about ten or fifteen minutes of uphill biking in the sun.
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Thinking about renting a car or scooter in México? Here are a few things that may help you better enjoy your experience. As long-time ATV owners and recent car owners we are still learning a lot. There are plenty of speed bumps to varying degrees. Most are not visibly marked, so good luck! We’ve hit…
Read MoreHow much you pay is a combination of luck, a cooperative notary, a good realtor and / or a good attorney.
Read MoreCOVID or no COVID, personal space is a little harder to come by in México.
Read MoreZihuatanejo is home now, and I haven’t lived in Nashville for 25 years, but I will always consider myself a Tennessean. I was thinking, though. There are some parallels between Zihuatanejo and Nashville. So I came up with a short list of possibly surprising similarities. Friendliness of people. In Nashville and Zihua both it’s common…
Read MoreIt can be quite daunting to aimlessly click through Mexico’s government website trying to find the correct procedure and documents to fill out.
Read MoreIt’s the cleanest city we’ve been to in Mexico.
It’s an extremely walkable city. They even are putting in bike lanes.
Mexico has a population of approximately 130 million people, ranking it 10th in the world in population, and the 11th largest economy in the world. It’s the 7th most visited country in the world (with over 40million tourists per year) Over the past two years, Mexico has had the second highest average growth in tourism…
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Like everyone in the world, we’re spending a lot of time at home. México has a beer problem right now. Some teetotaler in Méxican government decided that beer is non-essential. So, our beer supply is running low. Fortunately liquor and wine can still be found in stores at the moment. But it’s a bit scary…
Read MoreEverything is closed. We’re all a bit depressed. It’s hard to find the motivation to do anything. Ali and I hadn’t done a “Field Trip Friday” since January. I’m guessing there are about 6 billion people across the world that feel like they’re in a rut. We work as much as we can and get…
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