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The Norton's travel of 2010
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This is a blue agave plant. The one that is use ...
Olivia in the steam room for the agave. The aga...
We had great 7 hour guided tour around Colima....
Amy,Gus, and Olivia getting a veiw of the volcan...
In our tour of Colima our guide took us to this i...
The city of Colima was founded in 1527. It sits ...
Ooops. We thought that the bus from P.V. would ...
Gus catches a ghost crab in on the beach of Tena...
The kids had fun with the grandparents in P.V. i...
Olivia gets here hair braided in Sayulita.
Going out on a ponga boat for whale watching. Gu...
Ice cream stop before our croc. boat trip, Boardi...
Gus on the look out for crocs in the mangrove wat...
Street corn, smoked and seasoned over a wheel we...
Amy enjoying smoked fish.
Old San Blas fort built in 1781. At some poin...
The town of San Blas is full of color. They are ...
We are taking the bus from Mazatlan to San Blas, ...
In Mazatlan riding in a Pulmona (a local vw taxi)...
For all of you who have had a Pacifico cervesa. ...
In one of the markets we found a place that makes...
On our way to visit a church in Mazatlan,
I had my new amigo play some pre-valentines song...
After a swim in Mazatlan, Olivia enjoys a pineapp...
How a coconut is opened. Once
Puerto De Pichilingue-20 mins outside of La Paz i...
Today we leave Baja. We are taking the ferry fr...
Gus climbing around large boulders that are on a ...
Olivia walking in Gus's foot steps on a beach out...
Olivia finds a rock bench on the beach.After a sn...
Playa Los Cerritos. A popular surfing beach Sou...
Todos Santos, with Hotel California in the back g...
Gus and Olivia helped make a great wood fired pi...
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The town of El Triunfo is an old abandoned silver...
The left over silver mine smelting stack in El Tr...
Olivia, on the left in a yoga pose.
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Thursday, February 4, 2010
The left over silver mine smelting stack in El Triunfo.
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