Back to the Beach

The last time that you heard from us we were inland. We are however no longer there. We left Rod and Hileana after a good feed of Bagels and fruit shakes we headed in to the mountains. Pretty slow driving and a lot of bumps until we reached the flatter towns We found a hotel in a town that Robin could only compare to Lander, Wyoming. Flat dirty and Desolate. For the first time in weeks we had trouble finding a place to stay on account of the midget rodeo. We found a nice lttle spot to stay on the outskirts of town complete with concrete beds. Later that night we ventured back to town for some food and found that there in the heart of it all layed some character. There were street vendors, and Jenny found a baby turtle justly named corky jr. In honour of her namesake jenny got cork jr some food and sr. a large carnival sized lollipop. We dared to ride the zippers and the salt and pepper shakers but there were not running so we settled on churros, some supper and a bootlegged version of the newest bond and took it back to the rest.

We drove like hell the next day found a surf town that Robin and Jenny rode there first waves the rest of us boogied and swam, and Ronan ran in sweltering heat. We got back in the Van and headed down the coast that night just to find a place to stay. The Van rolled up on a bar and from the outside we caught the Boss (Bruce Springsteen) wailing away. The Van went no further. We enjoyed various foods and drinks and a damn exciting american football game. There was an hotel equinomico in that town and we stayed there and thats that.

We spent the next couple of days camping on the beach in the town of Mazunte. Mazunte is a beach town rather a cove protected by rock out crops on both ends. A pretty strong waves that crash right on the beach. noit really great for board surfing but great for snorkeling. We spent the first day in the water and fighting off the heat. The first night there we ate out a restaurant on the beach that looked promising. The food was food nothing more, but the waiter offered a boat trip complete with snorkeling turtle wrangeling, bird watching and dolphin swims. It seemed like a lot to promise and if the food was any signs of things to come well.... but we all agreed if nothing more it was a boat ride.

What came next was absurd in a very many ways. we started our tour by bombing south down the beach to view a Narcotraffic aircraft that was shot down 3 years ago and was left on the beach as a reminder. Next we shot out straight into the water until we started seeing turtles we found a big enough big enough for our boat captain Adan to get close enough then baboomba Jaime shot out of that boat like a canon and grabbed up that turtle any one who wanted was allowed to go and hold it. Jenny and I charged not necessarily in excitement of the turtle but stomach uneasiness from the boat. Nice to get upclose to the turtle and bit obscure. After storming after countless turltles, Jenny found us some dolphins and we cruised right along with them until we begged to get in the water we threw on snorkle gear and flippers and got right in the mix with them. The sureality of this experience felt some thing like a cross between disneyland and space and inside it was as well a jumbled mix of emotions adrenal glands pumped raw excitment but the warm water and sweet sounds of dolphins was similar to a brookstone nature tapes with a waterbed. But the craziest thing was watching them spin the rolled out like dreidls on the first night of Hannukah. Unbelieveable

West along coast we moved first to see the famed and Burly surf of Puerto Escondido and now along to to some nameless beach town Near Rio Grande , Oaxaca that is. We try to surf, now and then we got put in the spin cycle. We swim, snorkel some run others read we eat some things. We drink others. Play guitar and cribbage and have been welcomed by a marvelous family bilingual and sweet. We stay there until monday and then bomb up to Acapulco to meet up with a six member Mr. E. Street outta Pennslyvania. Coming in for a good section. We all talk about all of you and hope you all are well and know that we are safe and pictures to come soon.
Right well this is the Rabbit Signing off