November 11-18, 2004
This is a quick tour of our trip to Mexico.
From the sunset, going clockwise.
Vallarta is known for it's beautiful sunsets, this one is from the first evening when we arrived. (there were plenty more).
Myrna and Casey are enjoying the that first sunset along with the first batch of many margueritas (no salt)
The seahorse is very popular in Mexico. This particular statue can be seen in a few spaces. The speck of dust in the hand of the rider is actually a sliver of the moon.
What can I say about Air Transat? The flight was over 5 hours. We did not have Club Transat so the seats were a little cramped. The ride was pretty smooth (both ways).
Here is Ron on the Mayan Palace Golf Club's signature hole (par 3- 141 yard,14th). Go right you are in the lake. Go left you are on the beach.
Ron picked going left on two occasions. The second time he was closer to the waves.
The Corona bottle was on display at the golf course on Saturday. The final round of a big pro-am golf tournament was being held. They started at noon and we were the only foursome allowed on the course (at 7:20). We played in the usual 4 hours but with nobody around except at the clubhouse.
Stan has just picked a wild lime during our Sierra Madre 'Jeep' Expedition. This was a 9 hours trip through the Nayarit's back country topped how with finishing a bottle of Tequila on the trip back. This was a great trip with our guide Brad from British Columbia.
Finally the background picture is Myrna parasailing on our beach. She was first to go although we (Stan Casey and I) went up just after. As you can see there is not a cloud in the sky like most of the time we were there.
